Currently, this setTimeout is very compatible with IE6, 7, 8, 9, as well as Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera.
setTimeout is a very good function, and the front-end engineers of the website page often use it for actions performed in a few seconds. The usage of setTimeout is also very simple. Below is the function description of setTimeout(), as well as detailed explanation of usage, examples and example code:
The purpose of setTimeout() is to specify how many milliseconds to execute a JS function or expression code after
The usage, syntax, and parameters of setTimeout: setTimeout(code,millisec)
SetTimeout parameter description:
Code is a required parameter. The JavaScript code string to be executed after the function to be called.
millisec is a required parameter. The number of milliseconds to wait before executing the code. The conversion between milliseconds and seconds is: 1000 milliseconds = 1 second
setTimeout instance code (the page jumps to the specified URL after 1 second):
<script language="javascript">
function go(){//Define function
="";//Page jump
}
("go()", 1000);//Execute the function go after 1 second
</script>
However, the above JS code is not compatible with Firefox, mainly because the browser engines of IE and Firefox are different. Make this page jump JS code compatible with IE, Firefox, SAFARI, OPERA:
<script language="javascript">
function go(){//Define function
="";//Page jump
}
(function(){go()},1000);//Execute the function go after 1 second
</script>
setTimeout is a very good function, and the front-end engineers of the website page often use it for actions performed in a few seconds. The usage of setTimeout is also very simple. Below is the function description of setTimeout(), as well as detailed explanation of usage, examples and example code:
The purpose of setTimeout() is to specify how many milliseconds to execute a JS function or expression code after
The usage, syntax, and parameters of setTimeout: setTimeout(code,millisec)
SetTimeout parameter description:
Code is a required parameter. The JavaScript code string to be executed after the function to be called.
millisec is a required parameter. The number of milliseconds to wait before executing the code. The conversion between milliseconds and seconds is: 1000 milliseconds = 1 second
setTimeout instance code (the page jumps to the specified URL after 1 second):
Copy the codeThe code is as follows:
<script language="javascript">
function go(){//Define function
="";//Page jump
}
("go()", 1000);//Execute the function go after 1 second
</script>
However, the above JS code is not compatible with Firefox, mainly because the browser engines of IE and Firefox are different. Make this page jump JS code compatible with IE, Firefox, SAFARI, OPERA:
Copy the codeThe code is as follows:
<script language="javascript">
function go(){//Define function
="";//Page jump
}
(function(){go()},1000);//Execute the function go after 1 second
</script>