Synchronous Ajax - does Chrome have a timeout on trusted events?

Question

Situation

We have a situation, where we need to onclick-open a new tab in browsers after performing an XHR / Ajax request.

We do this by setti

Answer 1

Hello @ChristopherLörken. Can you give a example code or a fiddle of what are you doing? Maybe I'm not understanding what you want.

I think this will help:
If you need the event in your context, you can save the reference of the event for posterior use, like in a callback. Example using jQuery:

$(myBtn).click(function(ev){
   var event = ev; //Save the event object reference
   $.ajax({
   // ... your options
   success: function(res){
     //do stuff with the event in the callback
     console.log(event);
   });
});

In this way, you don't need call a sync request to use the event in your context and, as a async request, chrome don't complain with that. :)