How to use JS on saved properties after ajax

[idxbroker]

#1653

SO loading after ajax can be done a few ways, you can set a timeout like:

setTimeout(function(){ //do some JS stuff }, 3000);

Or you can listen for an event. Like the appearance of an element. Example: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6115026/how-to-tell-javascript-to-execute-a-function-after-an-element-has-been-loaded

function myFunc() {
if (document.getElementById('myElement')) {
// do stuff
} else {
setTimeout(myFunc, 15);
}
}

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[Tony Eppright]

#1659

Thanks Antonio. Tried this (and a bunch of others) with no luck. I thought I had it but realized once I added more than one property, it was appending the price for all properties to each listing. So if I had 6 listings, each one showed all 6 prices.

I tried using a loop with the setTimeout function, but gave me an infinite loop.

I’ve been trying to work with some form of this:


$(".IDX-myAccountLink").click(function(){

setTimeout(function() {

if (document.getElementsByClassName('IDX-savedProperty')) {

alert( 'Button Clicked' );

$(".IDX-savedPropListingPrice").appendTo(".IDX-savedPropertyInfo");

}

}, 1000);

});


Any other thoughts? Thanks again for taking a look.

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[Tony Eppright]

#1670

I ended up using CSS to manipulate the elements. Would still like to know how I can accomplish this if anyone has any thoughts, but had to find a working solution so I gave up on the JS version.

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