jQuery - delay if/else processing until ".get" call is completed
I've got a piece of code set up to check a condition, and based on that condition, either execute an ajax call to get a JSON object, or proceed to another form of processing.  After the processing, I then do some stuff based on the data processed in the if/else statement.

I'm running into a problem, however.  The code executes the if/else, and then continues on before the .get is finished processing, and thus my last bit of code doesn't work properly.  Is there a way to delay the processing of the rest of the code until the .get is completed?

The structure of my code is as follows:

    if(filename != undefined){
      $.get(filename, function(json){
        $.each(json, function(data){
          // Do stuff with the json
        });
      }, "json");
    } else {
      // Do some other processing
    }

    // Do some additional processing based on the results from the if/else statement
    // This bit is getting processed before the .get has finished doing it's thing
    // Therefore there isn't anything for it to act upon

jQuery - delay if/else processing until ".get" call is completed
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I've got a piece of code set up to check a condition, and based on that condition, either execute an ajax call to get a JSON object, or proceed to another form of processing.  After the processing, I then do some stuff based on the data processed in the if/else statement.

I'm running into a problem, however.  The code executes the if/else, and then continues on before the .get is finished processing, and thus my last bit of code doesn't work properly.  Is there a way to delay the processing of the rest of the code until the .get is completed?

The structure of my code is as follows:

    if(filename != undefined){
      $.get(filename, function(json){
        $.each(json, function(data){
          // Do stuff with the json
        });
      }, "json");
    } else {
      // Do some other processing
    }

    // Do some additional processing based on the results from the if/else statement
    // This bit is getting processed before the .get has finished doing it's thing
    // Therefore there isn't anything for it to act upon
