Implement a timer based on JQuery.timer plug-in_jquery

First go to the official website to download the jQuery Timers plug-in, and then quote it into html. Here is version 1.2

Copy code The code is as follows:

Then in HTML, we can put a hidden server control to store the value Yes, of course it’s up to you.

Copy code The code is as follows:

jQuery Timers Test

Demos

　Add JS:
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$(document).ready(function() {
var countnum = ;
$('#btnmaster').toggle(
function() {
$(this).val('StopTimer');
$('#durationtimerspan').everyTime(1000, 'testtimer', function(i) {
countnum = countnum 1;
$(this).html('Duration: ' countnum);
$('#').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 plug-in has three methods:
everyTime(interval : Integer | String, [label = interval : String], fn : Function, [times = 0 : Integer])
Execute
oneTime(interval every time : Integer | String, [label = interval : String], fn : Function)
Execute once
stopTime([label : Integer | String], [fn : Function])
Stop
Finally we The effect is as follows:

Similar usage:

Copy code Code As follows:

//Execute function test() every 1 second
function test(){
//do something...
}
$(' body').everyTime('1s',test);
//Execute every 1 second
$('body').everyTime('1s',function(){
//do something. ..
});
//Execute every 1 second, and name the timer A
$('body').everyTime('1s','A',function(){
//do something...
});
//Execute every 20 seconds, up to 5 times, and name the timer as B
$('body').everyTime('2das ','B',function(){
//do something...
},5);
//Execute every 20 seconds, unlimited times, and name the timer as C
//If the time interval is reached but the function program has not been completed, you need to wait for the execution of the function to complete before continuing to time
$('body').everyTime('2das','C',function() {
//Execute a program that will take more than 20 seconds
},0,true);
/***************************************************** *******
* oneTime(time interval, [timer name], called function)
******************** ****************************************/
//Execute after 10 seconds countdown
$ ('body').oneTime('1das',function(){
//do something...
});
//Execute after 100 seconds of countdown, and name the timer D
$('body').oneTime('1hs','D',function(){
//do something...
});
/***************************************************** ********
* stopTime ([timer name], [function name])
************************ **************************************** /
//Stop all timers on $('body')
$('body').stopTime ();
//Stop the timer named A on $('body') Timer
$('body').stopTime ('A');
//Stop all timers that call test() on $('body')
$('body'). stopTime (test);

Hope this POST is helpful to you. Author:Petter Liu