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February 13, 2009

AJAX MultiCompleter

We recently needed to fire off a bunch of Prototype AJAX requests at once and be informed when they’re all finished. This simple class handles that for you. (Requires Prototype, of course.)

Download Ajax.MultiCompleter

Example
var c = new Ajax.MultiCompleter({
  onComplete: function(){ alert("all jobs done") },
  onSuccess: function(){ alert("all jobs were successful") },
});
// start off your requests
new Ajax.Request(url, { multiComplete : c });
new Ajax.Updater(url2, someDiv { multiComplete : c });
new Ajax.Request(url3, { multiComplete : c });
// tell it we're done adding
c.finishedAdding();

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