Hi,

I wonder why the onLoad callback function are called in the reverse
order. When I register callback c1 and later register c2 - c2 is called
before c1. This leads to some problems - for example in html head tab I
register a callback that does some general stuff, and later I optionally
register a second callback that depends on the first one. This obviously
does not work in current rico version.

How about replacing pop() call with shift() when iterating through
callback array? Or at least giving an option in onLoad function - either 
we want to append our callback to the end of the callback chain or place 
it at the beginning.

Best regards,
Jacek

Excellent suggestion! I've replaced pop with shift in the processing of 
callbacks. I've also changed onLoad as follows:

  onLoad: function(callback,frontOfQ) {
    if (frontOfQ)
      this.onLoadCallbacks.unshift(callback);
    else
      this.onLoadCallbacks.push(callback);
    this.checkIfComplete();
  },

Thanks,

Matt

Matt,

Thank you for your quick answer and for including the fix.

Greetings,
Jacek