Wait to load plugin to execute other Jquery

I'm using two plug开发者_如何转开发ins:

1) Load tweets 2) Paginate those tweets

But need to load the tweets for paginate. I use the following code but not working

$(document).ready( function(){ 
$("#twittTime").tweet({
    avatar_size: 32,
    count: 20,
    fetch: 20,
    template: "{text} {time}",
    filter: function(t){ return ! /^@\w+/.test(t["tweet_raw_text"]); },
    username: "user",
    loading_text: "Cargando Timeline ..."
});

$(".tweet_list").live({ load: function() {
    $('.tweet_list').easyPaginate({
            step:4,
            alert: 'Hola'
    }); 
},
});
});

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I'm the maintainer of jquery.tweet.js. The widget triggers a "loaded" event after the tweets have been rendered into the page, so you can simply do this:

$(document).ready( function(){ 
$("#twittTime").tweet({
    avatar_size: 32,
    count: 20,
    fetch: 20,
    template: "{text} {time}",
    filter: function(t){ return ! /^@\w+/.test(t["tweet_raw_text"]); },
    username: "user",
    loading_text: "Cargando Timeline ..."
}).bind("loaded",  function() {
    $('.tweet_list').easyPaginate({
            step:4,
            alert: 'Hola'
    }); 
});
});

There's an example of that in the bundled index.html file and on the tweet.seaofclouds.com page.

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The plugin should have a callback method that tells you when it's complete. From there you run your $(".tweet_list") function.

EDIT:

I'm editing here because it's better for showing code examples. If you can edit the JS plugin I would suggest adding in your own callback...it's really, really easy.

First lets add a complete() method to the plugin. If you open tweet.js then look for var s = $.extend({, this is where the defaults are set for the plugin. Inside the $.extend() method there will be a list of settings, go all the way down to the bottom and add this:

Roughly line #30:

filter: function(tweet) {
    return true;
},
/* Our callback method we are adding */
complete: function() {
    return true;
}

Then we need to call this function at the end of the JSON AJAX request.

Go down to line #201 just under the if (s.refresh_interval) statement. Then after the closing } add s.complete();

What you've basically done is call the complete function after the content has loaded. I tested it locally and it's working so try it out and see if it does what you're looking for.

Good luck!

Edit 2: I found the plugin on Github and submitted this feature so hopefully when/if they come out with an update it will have this so you don't have to add it every time.