I want to pass an object array to the setTimer function in Javascript. setTimer("foo(object_array)",1000); am getting error on this code. Note:Sorry ! some correction in my question : Is it possible in setInterval() function. ...
Hi, A classic page consists of 4 frameset. if all 4 frameset is inactive then timeout to login page.How to set timeout for classic asp page with frameset. ...
Hey, My code looks something like: $(document).ready(function(){ var cont = 0; function func1(cont) { //Some code here search.setSearchCompleteCallback(this, searchComplete, null); //Some other code } func1(cont); function searchComplete() { //Some code cont += 1; ...
I'm using jQuery to listen to DOMSubtreeModified event, and then execute a function. What I need is a way to only run a function once per event burst. So in this case, the event will only run after 1 second, and again after 3 seconds. What is the best way to do this? jQuery $(function(){ setTimeout(function(){ $('#container')[0].i...
I'm writing a ubiquity plugin the long function callback for an ajax query is blocking up the GUI Thread causing firefox to lock up. The obvious solution seem to be to use some sort of deferred execution of (i.e we want to periodically add the carry out doing this query function to the end of the event queue and then allow other comman...
I'm working on a jQuery drop-down menu that fades in when you hover on the top-level items. I want to set it so that when you move the mouse away the menu doesn't disappear instantly. I have this code: $(document).ready(function(){ $('ul#menu > li').hover( // mouseover function(){ $(this).find('>ul').fadeIn('fast'); ...
I've created a custom jQuery horizontal menu with drop downs. Initially it just faded a sub-menu in when hovering on a list item, and faded it out when moving away. However I want to create an effect where if you move the mouse out of the sub-menu, it doesn't disappear instantly (e.g. if you overshoot it by a pixel). I was made aware o...
Given this code: bob = setInterval(function, 1000); clearInterval(bob); Is there now a way to know if that interval has been cleared? Currently, I keep track of this myself, by unsetting 'bob', but I'm curious if my extra line of code is unnecessary: clearInterval(bob); bob = null; if (!bob) itIsCleared(); Thanks! ...
I want to execute a particular number of statements after some delay. For eg: function findPosX(obj) { var curleft = 0; if (obj.offsetParent) { while (1) { curleft += obj.offsetLeft; if (!obj.offsetParent) { break; } obj = obj.offsetParent; } } e...
I'm still new to JQuery, on the way to getting my ajax example to work i got stalled with setTimeout. I have broken it down to to where it should add "." to the div every second. The relevant code is in two files. index.html <html><head> <script type='text/javascript' src='jquery.js'></script> <script type='text/javascript' src='myC...
I know its pretty basic but I just can't get it to work. it keeps throwing "Object Expected" error... $(document).ready(function(){ setTimeout('showMessage()', 1000); function showMessage() { alert('abc'); } }); ...
This is a simplified example, to make sure that there are no asynchronous fading/animation functions involved. I want, that the background is red when the function with the heavy workload works and turns to black, when it is ready. What actually happens is, that most times the background will turn directly to black, after the function i...
i have this code: $('.myButton').live('click',function(){ var checkTextValue = setTimeout(function() { var textVal = $('p').text(); if (textVal == 'expectedValue'){ alert('done'); } else { setTimeout(arguments.callee, 10); } },10); }); when the button is clicked for the first time it works just ...
var checkTextValue = setTimeout(function() { var textVal = $('p').text(); if (textVal == 'expectedValue'){ callback(); } else { setTimeout(arguments.callee, 10); } },10); i have this code,it works just fine but the problem is that in firefox the page looks like is endlessly loading. ...
Can anyone post a sample code wherein theres a running timer(javascript settimeout) and doing data retrieval.. basically what i this timer does is to display new messages.. myFunction(param){ //data retrieval operation //using getJSON.. call displaydata() base on param settimeout("myFunction()", param, 1000); } function displaydata...
Can get this to work: $(document).ready(function(){ $('a#reason').click(function(){ $('div#reasonEntry').toggle(); setTimeout($('#reasonForChange').focus(),10); return false; }) }); But can't get it to work when using show('slow'); ...
In a jquery hover event I use the following code to drop down a menu: clearTimeout(hTimeout); $('#lowermenu').queue('fx', []); $('#menucenter .current').removeClass('current'); $(this).children('a').addClass('current'); dTimeout = setTimeout(function($item){slidelower($item)}, 200, $(this)); // This is the bad line function sl...
Im basically trying to accomplish the following. I want it so 5 seconds after the page loads, it'll set the variable to true. Once true, it'll proceed to give the alert "true".. for now. If someone tries to click the button before 5 seconds, it'll give the alert false. Here's what i managed to type up. Isn't exactly working. Thanks :)...
Suppose I do setTimeout(foo, 0); ... setTimeout(bar, 0); Can I be sure foo will begin executing before bar? What if instead of 0 I use a timeout of 1, 10, or 100 for bar? Simple experiments show that in the case of equal timeout values the timeout targets are executed in the same order as the setTimeouts themselves, but is it safe...
Hello. I want a string to appear character-for-character with the following code: function initText() { var textScroller = document.getElementById('textScroller'); var text = 'Hello how are you?'; for(c = 0; c < text.length; c++) { setTimeout('textScroller.innerHTML += text[c]', 1000); } } window.onload = init...