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in Getting Started • 12 years ago

The effect I'm after is to have an div go blank for, say, 800ms and then be filled with content.

I already have a js function which makes any content in the div "display none"; I'm looking for the way to combine this with a jQuery 'get' call. Can I do:

myfunction() {

displayNone(); setTimeout('jQueryfunction', 800);

}

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Kevin B

Re: setTimeout?

12 years ago

you can do:

setTimeout(function(){

// do something

},800);

is that what you are looking for?

-- Kevin

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bundy

Re: setTimeout?

12 years ago

To simplify :), can I wrap a jQuery function in a js setTimeout?

setTimeout('jQueryfunction', 800);

abhihebbar

Re: Re: setTimeout?

12 years ago

can you give a example of the juqeryfunction...

anyhow the reply from tentonaxe gives you the answer....

to specify again

setTimeout(function(){

jqueryFunction(Args);

},800); will work...

ImINaBAR

Re: Re: setTimeout?

11 years ago

You can, a jQuery function is a Javascript function.

trejderow..

Re: setTimeout?

11 years ago

Sorry, for reopening over half year old topic, but... wouldn't it be easier to just do something like:

$("#flash-message").delay(900).fadeOut(900);

More info about .delay function in jQuery API.

Cheers,
Trejder

creativec..

Re: Re: setTimeout?

10 years ago

Sorry for opening again after one year, but...

What bundy wants is just something like

$('.myDiv').css('display','none').wait(800).now(function(){
// do your $.get(...) stuff and whatever you like.
});

This is not .delay from jQuery core, but the .wait function from my new jquery-timing plugin.

Have fun!

- creativecouple

vseprav

Re: setTimeout?

11 years ago

help me

I have some code and it works great

var img = $('img');

function OUT(){

img.fadeOut(5000);

}

function IN(){

img.fadeIn(5000);

}

for(var i=1;i<10;i++){

OUT();

IN();

}

but when I added the function setTimeout it does not work

var img = $('img');

function OUT(){

img.fadeOut(3000);

}

function IN(){

img.fadeIn(3000);

}

for(var i=1;i<10;i++){

setTimeout('OUT()', 3000);

setTimeout('IN()', 3000);

}

what have I done wrong?

telegraf

Re: Re: setTimeout?

10 years ago

recheck kboudloche's answer to see the setTimeout syntax

sieira

Re: setTimeout?

10 years ago

I guess setTimeout is expecting a function name, not a function call. You should check the basics of functional programming, you could find interesting to learn some caml

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