I have a group of fade out animations, after which I want to run a group of animation
calls.
How can I make sure one is run after the other?
If I do this:
$(div1).fadeOut(600);
$(div2).fadeOut(600);
$(div3).fadeOut(600);
$(div4).animation({opacity:1},600);
$(div5).an开发者_JS百科imation({opacity:1},600);
$(div6).animation({opacity:1},600);
The animations run in parallel.
The above code is just a simplification/abstraction of the problem. I can't group all the calls in one function, and in real life there is a variable number of elements, each managed by it's own class.
You can use jQuery deferred objects:
var deferred = [
new $.Deferred(),
new $.Deferred(),
new $.Deferred()
];
$(div1, div2, div3).each(function(i, elem) {
$(elem).fadeOut(600, function() { deferred[i].resolve(); });
});
$.when(deferred[0], deferred[1], deferred[2]).done(function() {
$(div4, div5, div6).each(function(i, elem) {
$(elem).animation({ opacity : 1 }, 600);
});
});
As @Felix pointed out in the comments, a cleaner syntax for the $.when
would look like this:
$.when.apply(null, deferred).done(function() {
$(div4, div5, div6).each(function(i, elem) {
$(elem).animation({ opacity : 1 }, 600);
});
});
If you are using jQuery 1.6+, deferred.pipe() can simplify the code:
$.Deferred(function (dfr) {
dfr
.pipe(function () { return $(div1).fadeOut(600); })
.pipe(function () { return $(div2).fadeOut(600); })
.pipe(function () { return $(div3).fadeOut(600); })
}).resolve();
Ref: http://blog.darkthread.net/post-2011-08-03-deferred-pipe-animation.aspx
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