I think I might be overtired but I cannot for the life of me make sense of this, and I think it\'s due to a lack of knowledge of javascript
I first encountered a problem with safari, where set interval would behave unpredicatbly when the function name was not enclosed within quotations (and optionally it seams with added parentheses):
I have a jQuery setInterval function named \"timerIncrement\" that times out (stops incrementing the variable [licount]) after x-seconds.to resume this interval I have a .mousemove function which look
I have this code window.onload = function() { function foo开发者_运维问答() { alert(\"test\"); } setInterval(\"foo()\",500)
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Just came across this. It\'s not affecting anything really but i\'m wondering why it\'s happening. If I run the following code in firefox with firebug on:
How does setInterval handle callback functions that take longer than the desired interval? I\'ve read that the callback may 开发者_JAVA百科receive the number of milliseconds late as its first argumen
I\'m looki开发者_JAVA技巧ng to setup a web page that samples data via AJAX calls from an embedded web-server. How would I set up the code so that one request doesn\'t overlap another?
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I\'ve read some of the other related questions (Pattern for wrapping an Asynchronous JavaScript function to make it synchronous & Make async event synchronous in JavaScript & there may be more
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