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I want to make a function to run each 60 seconds.
I have this:
setInterval(MainWindow::newIdentity,60*1000);
The function is MainWindow::newIdentity and the time is 60 seconds.
He says it doesnt know the function setInterval. What should I do or include to the file for he to know it?
Thanks!
Gives the same error.Quote:
Originally Posted by manav
If you need a reference for SetInterval, you can start with MSDN.
That doesn't look like a function!Quote:
The function is MainWindow::newIdentity
Maybe something like this? MainWindow::newIdentity(). That assumes newIdentity doesn't require any paramaters inside those parentheses... I don't know...
And, the function-name needs to be a string inside quotes.
Try this:
SetInterval("MainWindow::newIdentity()", 60000);
What kind of code/language is this?
I don't recall "X::Y" existing in Javascript, or does it?
And there's certainly no function named setInterval in C++ either, unless I missed that one.
looks like perl or PHP...
manav, your function opened two windows now how do I close them? I click "Ok" but they are not closing.
I think you'll just have to terminate the the process.
And what is the procedure to close them? I just lost my 10 open tabs (though they are still in the history)
It keeps re-opening one alert after another until you stop the timer.
(abh!shek - best use a tab manager such as Tab Mix Plus or get FF3.)
Why FF3? I have the latest stable version 2.0.0.14 Anything special in FF3?Quote:
(abh!shek - best use a tab manager such as Tab Mix Plus or get FF3.)
Obviously it isn't working. If you need just one timer, just use setTimeout instead.Quote:
Originally Posted by manav
FF3 has a crash recovery. If the browser crashes, it restores that tabs from your last session, among other things.Quote:
Originally Posted by abh!shek
The latest is FF3 RC1. It's pretty stable (still running FF3B5, though; waiting for extensions to be compatible).