i want to pass a function to another function as a parameter.

I want to do that because the latter function calls an async Jquery method and AFTER that gives a result back, i want some javascript code executed.

And because this function is called from multiple places, i want the code to execute (after the async Jquery code gets executed) to be passed in the function.
Makes sense? i hope :)

Now what is see is that the order in which the code is executed is noth what i want.
I've simplified the code to this code:

$('#AddThirdParty').click(function() {

    var func = new function() {

        alert('1');

        alert('2');

        alert('3');

    }

    alert('4');

    LoadHtml(func);

    alert('5');

});

function LoadHtml(funcToExecute) {

    //load some async content

    funcToExecute;

}

Now what i wanted to achieve (or at least what i thought would happen) was that alert4 would fire, then the loadhtml would fire alert1, alert2 and alert3, and then the code would return to alert5.

But what happens is this: alert1, alert2, alert3, alert4, alert5.

Does anyone know what i'm doing wrong and why this is the order in which the code is executed?

It looks like the alert1..alert3 gets executed when i define the new function(), but why doesn't it ALSO get executed when i call it from the LoadHtml function?