I have a question regarding the nesting and calling of functions.  I'll attempt to paint it in a fairly simple way.

I have a page that offers the user a few choices (its a game, so..) like attack or defend, what weapon to use.  It then loads two html <select>'s, each with a "commit" button.  The commit buttons are tied to (separate) functions that pass data to ajax.

The problem I have is that I'm getting buried in nested functions.  Does that make sense?  My code looks something like this:

1. $(function() {
2.       $('#choice1').click(function() {
3.             //do some stuff
4.       });
5.       $('#choice2').click(function() {
6.              //do some stuff
7.        });
8.       $('#choice3').click(function() {
9.             //do some stuff, including creating the choices below, and their submit boxes
10.             $('#subChoice1').click(function() {
11.                   //do some stuff
12.                   //now I need to go back to some kind of a nextFunction
13.             });
14.             $('#subChoice2').click(function() {
15.                   //do some stuff
16.                   //now I need to go back to some kind of a nextFunction
17.             });
18.       });  // end choice3
19. });

Any pointers to get me headed in the right direction?  I'm hoping that there is a simple answer that I just haven't discovered yet.

Thanks!