function loadqpostsgetdata $ajax type POST url qqajaxurl data action qq_posts_loadXurldata getdata dataType html beforeSend function if $loadingislength === 0 $pag

To extend the loadqposts function with another function, you can modify the function definition to accept an additional parameter for the new function and then call that function within the success callback of the AJAX request. Here's an example of how you can do it:

function loadqposts(getdata, additionalFunction) {
	
	  $.ajax({
      type: 'POST',
      url: qqajaxurl,
      data: {'action' : 'qq_posts_loadX','urldata' : getdata},
      dataType: 'html',
	  beforeSend : function () {	

		if ($('.loadingis').length === 0) {
			$('.paging-content').append('<div class="loadingis"><div class="infinityChrome"> <div></div> <div></div> <div></div> </div></div>');
		}  
	  
		$('.noproduct').hide();
	  },
      success: function(d_page) {
		  
		$('.loadingis').remove();
		$('.paging-content').html(d_page);
		$('.qloop_content_fake').hide();
		$('.qloop_content').show();
		$('.paging-content').removeClass('qblurr');
		
		// Call the additionalFunction here
		additionalFunction();

		return false;
      },
      error: function(d_page){
		$('.loadingis').remove();
		$('.paging-content').removeClass('qblurr');

		console.log(d_page);
		return false;
      },
    });
		
	return false;	
	
}

// Example usage
function additionalFunction() {
	console.log("This is the additional function");
}

loadqposts(getdata, additionalFunction);

In this example, the loadqposts function now accepts an additional parameter additionalFunction, which is the function you want to extend with. Inside the success callback, after updating the content and removing the loading animation, the additionalFunction is called