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I have to use atleast 2 setTimeouts and 1 setInterval. Does this have any dependency on the browser or javascript engine being used?
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I'm trying to add the JavaScript function setTimeout() to my jQuery expression. Without the setTimeout() my function loads a partial view with updated information when I enter text into my textbox. But, it loads the information with every keystroke. My logic is that if I can put in a timer then…
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I've got this simple function which displays a message to the user. If I add the timeout parameter it will slide back up automatically if not the user has to click it to get rid. But the timeout bit isn't working.
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Alright, I thought I had this whole setTimeout thing perfect but I seem to be horribly mistaken.
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