I need the form to be submitted at the end of the count down. I am aware of expiryURL, but the form doesnt get processed. Can someone help?
Thanks!
A:
Here's a way with just a combination of classic javascript with jQuery:
$(function() {
setTimeout($("#myForm").submit(), 60 * 100);
});
This will trigger every 60 seconds (60 seconds * 100 = milliseconds), submitting the form.
HTH
Benny
2010-05-09 03:52:52
Hi Benny, figured out an easier way using the plugin itself.$('#demotimer').countdown({until: 5,layout:'{hnn} : {mnn} : {snn}', onExpiry: finishOff}); function finishOff(){$("#demo").submit(); }
Prasanth
2010-05-09 04:10:56
Just to make sure you're aware, the method I mentioned requires no plugins...just jQuery. That reduces the overhead of including a library to do more than you need (maybe not)
Benny
2010-05-09 04:25:05