Dynamic loading execution order

[RevolvingDCON]

If content is loaded via ajax / xhr request and added to the page, should the content contain a script, the script is executed before initialize has a chance to watch the newly added elements.

This seems like intended behavior but I'm wondering if there is a recommended workaround to execute initialize before the script in this scenario?

Thanks!

[RevolvingDCON]

I've solved the above issue by adding the ability to call initialize without instantiating a new observer and instead iterating over existing callbacks and returning a promise.

$.initialize = function (selector, callback, options) {
        if(!callback){
            return new Promise(function(resolve,reject){    
                for(var i in msobservers){
                    if(msobservers[i].selector == selector || !selector){
                        $(selector).each(msobservers[i].callback);
                    }
                }
                resolve();
            });
        }
        return msobservers.initialize(selector, callback, $.extend({}, $.initialize.defaults, options));
    };

[eshimischi]

I've solved the above issue by adding the ability to call initialize without instantiating a new observer and instead iterating over existing callbacks and returning a promise.

$.initialize = function (selector, callback, options) { if(!callback){ return new Promise(function(resolve,reject){ for(var i in msobservers){ if(msobservers[i].selector == selector || !selector){ $(selector).each(msobservers[i].callback); } } resolve(); }); } return msobservers.initialize(selector, callback, $.extend({}, $.initialize.defaults, options)); };

You should make a pull request @pie6k would accept it

[radiolondra]

sorry but I don't understand how this can work without initializing msobservers. Also the Promise resolves nothing. Maybe I didn't understand something? Could you explain better the logic (a sample could be perfect)?

[bezborodow]

If you have a pull request with a test case (perhaps with a test file named test-issue-36.html) with a clear description of what you are fixing, then we can think about including your feature.

Note that we do not recommend this library for new projects. See the README.