jQuery file upload plugin not calling success callback

Question

I am using jQuery fileupload plugin and I want to do some custom jQuery stuff once fileupload is done

from here https://github.com/blueimp/jQuery-File-Upload/wiki/Options

Now it says this

Callback for successful upload requests.
$('#fileupload')
       .bind('fileuploaddone', function (e, data) {/* ... */})

Now I have defined this custom function for testing in my own js file

$('#fileupload').bind('fileuploaddone', function (e, data) {/* ... */
alert('Hello');
})

But it's not working.

But if I edit the main file in here

  // Callback for successful uploads:
            done: function (e, data) {

Then it works.

Answer 1

Looking at the library code, seems all events are renamed removing 'fileupload' ... so 'fileuploaddone' becomes just 'done'. It is valid for all other callbacks. look at this section:

    // Other callbacks:
    // Callback for the submit event of each file upload:
    // submit: function (e, data) {}, // .bind('fileuploadsubmit', func);
    // Callback for the start of each file upload request:
    // send: function (e, data) {}, // .bind('fileuploadsend', func);
    // Callback for successful uploads:
    // done: function (e, data) {}, // .bind('fileuploaddone', func);
    // Callback for failed (abort or error) uploads:
    // fail: function (e, data) {}, // .bind('fileuploadfail', func);
    // Callback for completed (success, abort or error) requests:
    // always: function (e, data) {}, // .bind('fileuploadalways', func);
    // Callback for upload progress events:
    // progress: function (e, data) {}, // .bind('fileuploadprogress', func);
    // Callback for global upload progress events:
    // progressall: function (e, data) {}, // .bind('fileuploadprogressall', func);
    // Callback for uploads start, equivalent to the global ajaxStart event:
    // start: function (e) {}, // .bind('fileuploadstart', func);
    // Callback for uploads stop, equivalent to the global ajaxStop event:
    // stop: function (e) {}, // .bind('fileuploadstop', func);
    // Callback for change events of the fileInput(s):
    // change: function (e, data) {}, // .bind('fileuploadchange', func);
    // Callback for paste events to the pasteZone(s):
    // paste: function (e, data) {}, // .bind('fileuploadpaste', func);
    // Callback for drop events of the dropZone(s):
    // drop: function (e, data) {}, // .bind('fileuploaddrop', func);
    // Callback for dragover events of the dropZone(s):
    // dragover: function (e) {}, // .bind('fileuploaddragover', func);

If you have some doubts about what's happening, just look at the code inside. This library is not compressed so it is easy to see. for example

// start: function (e) {}, // .bind('fileuploadstart', func);

start callback is implemented. fileuploadstart is not.