First go to the website to download the jquery Timers plugin, and then refer to the HTML. This is 1.2 version.
Copy Code code as follows:
<script src= ". /javascripts/plugins/jquery.timers-1.2.js "type=" Text/javascript "></script>
And then there's the HTML, and we can put a hidden server control stored value, of course this is up to you.
Copy Code code as follows:
<asp:hiddenfield id= "Hicurrenttime" runat= "Server"/>
JQuery Timers Test<input type= "button" id= "Btnmaster" value= "Starttimer"/>
Demos<div class= "Demos" >
<span id= "Durationtimerspan" ></span>
<br/>
<input id= "Txtresult" type= "text"/>
</div>
Plus JS:
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$ (document). Ready (function () {
var countnum = <%=hicurrenttime. Value%>;
$ (' #btnmaster '). Toggle (
function () {
$ (this). Val (' Stoptimer ');
$ (' #durationtimerspan '). EveryTime (1000, ' Testtimer ', function (i) {
Countnum = Countnum + 1;
$ (this). html (' Duration: ' + countnum);
$ (' #<%=hicurrenttime. ClientID%> '). Val (Countnum);
});
},
function () {
$ (this). Val (' Starttimer ');
$ (' #durationtimerspan '). StopTime (' Testtimer ');
$ (' #txtresult '). Val (Countnum);
});
});
[HTML]
The key point of the above code is that we use the toggle function to implement the click button Switch Timer. This plugin has three methods:
EveryTime (Interval:integer | String, [label = Interval:string], fn:function, [times = 0:integer])
Execute each time
Onetime (Interval:integer | String, [label = interval:string], fn:function)
Perform one
StopTime ([Label:integer | String], [fn:function])
Stop it
Finally we effect the following figure:
Similar usage:
Copy Code code as follows:
Execute function Test () every 1 seconds
function Test () {
Do something ...
}
$ (' body '). everyTime (' 1s ', test);
Performed every 1 seconds
$ (' body '). everyTime (' 1s ', function () {
Do something ...
});
Execute every 1 seconds and name the timer named a
$ (' body '). everyTime (' 1s ', ' A ', function () {
Do something ...
});
Execute every 20 seconds, up to 5 times, and name the timer named B
$ (' body '). EveryTime (' 2das ', ' B ', function () {
Do something ...
},5);
Execute every 20 seconds, infinite number of times, and name the timer named C
If the time interval arrives, but the function is still incomplete, wait for the execution function to complete before continuing the timer
$ (' body '). EveryTime (' 2das ', ' C ', function () {
Execute a program that will last more than 20 seconds
},0,true);
/***********************************************************
* Onetime (time interval, [timer name], call function)
***********************************************************/
Minus 10 seconds to execute.
$ (' body '). Onetime (' 1das ', function () {
Do something ...
});
Execute after 100 seconds, and name the timer named D
$ (' body '). Onetime (' 1hs ', ' D ', function () {
Do something ...
});
/************************************************************
* STOPTIME ([timer name], [function name])
************************************************************/
Stop all the timers on the $ (' body ')
$ (' body '). StopTime ();
Stop the timer named a on $ (' body ')
$ (' body '). StopTime (' A ');
Stop timer for all call Test () on $ (' body ')
$ (' body '). StopTime (test);
I hope this post is helpful to you. Author:petter Liu
