How to make .slideUp work with .delay() elsewhere?

I solved it, actually thanks to a combination of answers function notifyevent(){ $('#searchoverflow'). SlideUp('fast'); $('#subscribercontent'). SlideUp('fast'); $('#subscribercontent').

SlideDown('fast'); setTimeout("$('#subscribercontent'). Stop(true,true). SlideUp('fast');", 3000) } I use the setTimeout instead of delay, then I use .stop() not to stop a delay, but to stop the animation before the timeout.

If anyone knows of a better way, that'd be great, with way kinda destroys the timer if you clickspam, and people will do that.

I solved it, actually thanks to a combination of answers. Function notifyevent(){ $('#searchoverflow'). SlideUp('fast'); $('#subscribercontent').

SlideUp('fast'); $('#subscribercontent'). SlideDown('fast'); setTimeout("$('#subscribercontent'). Stop(true,true).

SlideUp('fast');", 3000) } I use the setTimeout instead of delay, then I use .stop() not to stop a delay, but to stop the animation before the timeout. If anyone knows of a better way, that'd be great, with way kinda destroys the timer if you clickspam, and people will do that.

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