I have an interactive form system that has different modules, where the forms for each module is contained inside a different div element. When i change from one module to another, I often do this:
$('#module_1').hide();
$('#module_2').fadeIn();
I like this, but now, after developing this system for some time, I have some functions (like re-initialize a jqgrid) that I want to happen every time a fadeIn
occurs. I set up this up like this:
$('#module_2').bind('fadeIn',function(){
initialize_jqgrid();
});
Is there a way I can make this work for all instances of $('#module_2').fadeIn();
without having to go to every instance and replace it with this?
$('#module_2').fadeIn().trigger('fadeIn');
The motivation behind this is just to have cleaner code, $('#module_2').fadeIn().trigger('fadeIn');
is a little redundant.
Thanks a lot!
Sure,
Demo
http://jsfiddle.net/gEVsX/2/
Update for comment
You could define your callback function and use it as a parameter to fadeIn().
Simple Function:
You can use the callback function
$('div#module_2').fadeIn(500, initialize_jqgrid);
and put everything in a function with generic selector call;
And call it like that
fadeModule('div#module_2');
EDIT: 500 is the default duration for a fadeIn, put whatever you want.