jQuery - Queue unrelated DOM elements in the same queue

I've been reading all types of examples about jQuery's queue() function, all of them demonstrate with only one DOM element.

What I need is to run an event on one element and once that's complete run an event on another element.

I've made up an example to test this: http://jsfiddle.net/paulmason411/4F6CE/

Basically I want the first block to fade, and then when that's finishe开发者_如何学God the second block fade. I got it working using the nested method, but it's commented out, and not the suitable method for me.

Any ideas? Is queue the right function for this? Thanks.

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I used some of the concepts Liangliang Zheng shared and have come up with a simple solution:

http://jsfiddle.net/paulmason411/4F6CE/5/

Think it works quite well, let me know if you can see a way to trim it back at all, cheers!

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I don't know about queue, but here's what I do when faced with a similar problem:

var elements = [$("#box-1"), $("#box-2"), $("#box-3"), $("#box-4")];

function fadeElement(el){
    elements[el].fadeOut(3000, function () {
        if(el < elements.length){
            fadeElement(el+1);
        }
    });
}

// call once to start the ball rolling
fadeElement(0);

To add more elements to it just add them to the array.

http://jsfiddle.net/4F6CE/2/ <-- jsfiddle - it works

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I think this would be a decent solution to your case:

// if you more boxes, add to [1, 2]
$(document).queue('a', $.map([1, 2], function(val){
    return function(){$('#box-' + val).fadeOut(3000, 
        function(){$(document).dequeue('a')}) // call back
    };
}));

$(document).dequeue('a');

And I thought the following would be helpful to you

;(function(w){
w.Queue = function(){
    this.funcs = [];
    this._delay = 1000;
};
w.Queue.prototype = {
    add : function(func){
        this.funcs.push(func);
    }, 
    finalFunc: function(func){
        this._finalFunc = func;
    },
    run : function(){
        if(this.funcs.length > 0){
            var func = this.funcs.shift();
            func();
            var t = this;
            setTimeout(function(){t.run()}, this._delay);
        } else {
            if(typeof this._finalFunc == 'function')
                this._finalFunc();
        }
    }
}
})(window);

// your code from here

var q = new Queue();
q.add(function(){$('#box-1').fadeOut(3000)});
q.add(function(){$('#box-2').fadeOut(3000)});
q.run();