I’m a volunteer for this association/game called FAF. We have a leaderboards (https://www.faforever.com/competitive/leaderboards/1v1) of players that we get through API calls. However, it isn’t very efficient to make it so everytime someone opens the leaderboard page to make an API call to get the rankings. However, Imagine if 1000 people visit it, that would be 1000 calls to the API
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I m getting confuse why I am getting the second Result first..?
Now the issue is when I am calling (first function) this is giving me the (second) first, I just wanted to know what is exactly happening here how this is working..? and how the second function’s value is passing inside first function..? (because there is no parameter inside first function) Answer Let’s debug your code step by step. First, the
JavaScript: Detect AJAX requests
Is there any way to detect global AJAX calls (particularly responses) on a web page with generic JavaScript (not with frameworks)? I’ve already reviewed the question “JavaScript detect an AJAX event”, here on StackOverflow, and tried patching in the accepted answer’s code into my application but it didn’t work. I’ve never done anything with AJAX before either so, I don’t