AJAX :: Timer - Function Which Counts Down For Exactly 10 Seconds
Jan 6, 2010
I have a problem I can't figure out on my own. I want to create a JS/AJAX function which counts down for exactly 10 seconds (for example), and then it performs an action - calls a .php file, and loads its content in a div element.
The main problem is - users can simply edit the JS and set the 10 second timer to 1 second, for example.
I wonder if there is a way to work this out in JS? I want the 10 seconds to be "set in stone".
I guess I could achieve similar effect by using database, and comparing the time when script started/ended.
I have a page "v.php" which got an iframe that shows different pages for 3 seconds after they have loaded. There is a page "w.php" that needs to be shown in the iframe but it needs to be shown for 10 seconds after it's loaded. How can I make so "w.php" freezes the timer for at least 10 seconds and then let it start?
I'm trying to adapt a script I found online for a timer that goes in my webpage. The timer counts from 30 seconds down to 0. I've adapted it so that when it reaches 0 it goes back up to 30, but I was wondering how can I make it so that after a certain number of loops through the timer, it executes some other (non-JS) code instead of just doing the timer forever?I've introduced a variable t to try to do this, but when I put in if(t>1) {break} at the bottom, the timer doesn't work properly anymore (it doesn't display a number in the box).
I have developed a application in jsp. I need to achieve a count down timer(days,hours,minutes,seconds) between from date to todate, considering below cases. All below are assumed
(1) I have 4 product, for each product i have different end date stored in mysql in DB.
(2) I need to calculate time time remaining for the end date for each product, for eg;
Product 1 end date : 10/05/2010 (i need to show the time remaining for the end of 10/05/2010 from current time and date). Like wise i need to show for different products.
im trying to build a auction system where by it will have a count down time and when users bid on the item it will extend for about 15 secs for each bid but how do i make it in ajax way of like httprequest to merge with countdown timer? like when users bids it will add the time to the existing countdown timer and after that the page will not refresh but it will refresh it in the back end?
I'm trying to write a script that will run a function every x many seconds. I'd have thought that there would be a function for this already, but I didnt find anything. So I wrote the following..
do{
now = new Date seconds = now.getSeconds()
if(seconds+"2" == now.getSeconds()){
function();
}}
while(1)
Which didn't work.. just hung the browser. BTW 2 is the interval in seconds.
I'm writing a script for a chatbox and I want to run the function to retrieve the messages from the .xml file every five seconds or so. How would I do that?
I'm reloading a div of a page using jQuery, but i need that every time that reloads (it reloads automatically every 10 seconds) obtains the get variables that i passed through the address bar
I am developing a script to work along side my joomla website and i am wanting to develop a script that connects to my database and refresh's certain divs every 2 seconds without the user noticing this,
only issue is that joomla isnt wanting to work with me on this,
since when i do that i get nothing on my navagation where user information is displayed and displays the enter layout in the div right_contenta So can jquery does this.
How can i fix this and get my right_contenta div refreshing every 2 seconds with my joomla layout
in otherwords i want my ajax to load and refresh the information located at profile2.php?user=admin which has all user information coming fom database and refreshs every 2 second
This script is saved as timer.php. I downloaded it from this site. It is a live server timer that displays the server time in your browser. This code works fine. My problem lies here. I am calling this script from 'showusers.php' as:
<?PHP echo "<p><b>Current Server Time: </b><span id="servertime"></span></p>"; ?>
The timer as written below, saved as 'timer.php' works fine. When I use my original page 'showusers.php' it doesn't want to work. 'showusers.php' loads java in the header and has a src file= .js. I tried making this file a .php to see if there was a problem
i want to copy gmail's auto save feature. i want to say 30 or so seconds after an onchange event, for it to call another function. i dont know how to do a timed event though and i was thinking that since the event happens over and over again as the user types, the 30 seconds would be restarted with every keystroke.
I was wondering if someone can help me write some jQuery that would be executed after 1.8 seconds pass. Well what I want to be executed is all div tags to be shown. As$(document).ready(function() { ("div").show();});would show all div tags when the document is loaded.Is there a way I could do something like what I have written inpseudo-code$(document).wait("1800", function() { ("div").show();});
function delayLoad() { setTimeout('window.open('test.swf','FacNews', 'width=303,height=757,left=1005,top=0')',3000); }
test.swf is a flash file within the same folder. I am invoking this function using
<body onload="delayLoad()">
What am I doing wrong for this not to delay the load by three seconds? I am having a system login that spawns a child window so I need to delay the window load of the swf so that it is on top. Its been years since I've done javascript, is there some other kind of methodology that I could possibly use?
I have a javascript script that counts down 10 minutes and displays it in the top corner. On the 10 minute time limit there is an event that directs the person to a page which logs them off.I am trying to create a 1 minute warning pop up alert window which I can get to work but the alert window itself halts the 10 minute countdown execution. Is there any ideas of getting the alert to sit outside of the execution of hte countdown. The script looks like this
Code: // Take user here after session timed out timedouturl = "index.php?doLogout=true";[code]......
I am trying to create an image gallery, with two buttons next and previous which work fine, and with a counter like (1/10) etc. I've got it to work but for some reason the slideshow never counts the first image so therefore is always one image behind. Somebody pointed out to me it is probably that the array starts at 0 and something else at 1
What this function does is countdown the value of an HTML table-cell to zero (minus 1 every second) then stop counting that specific cell when it's finished. This works perfectly, the problem is that when it is called AGAIN for a different table-cell, the previous cell starts reducing its value by 2 every second instead of 1. This function supports the Hour:Minuteecond format. So, how would I make this function so that I can call an infinite number of different table cells, and the previous table cells timers would not be affected (they would still countdown 1 per second as they should)?
This is the code which CALLS the function, where $i is 1-5 inclusive, defined by PHP: timer('ff".$i."', ". rand(1,100) ."); This is the BODY of the function itself, called by the above command var running = new Array(50); function timer(data, id){ //clearTimeout(id[data]); var id=new Array(50); // usage: var id=new Array(50); timer('cq0'); dat=document.getElementById(data); var time=(dat.innerHTML).split(":"); var done=0; if(dat.innerHTML == null) { done = 1; alert('null'); } if (time[2]>0) time[2]--; else { time[2]=59; if (time[1]>0) time[1]--; else { time[1]=59; if (time[0]>0) time[0]--; else { clearTimeout(id[data]); done=1; running[data] = 0; renderStack(); }}} if (!done){ dat.innerHTML=time[0]+":"+time[1]+":"+time[2]; id[data]=setTimeout("timer('"+data+"')", 1000); running[data] = 1; }}
