You're looking for the setTimeout method. This will execute a function after a specific period of time setTimeout uses milliseconds. Var oneSecond= 1000; var tenMinutes = oneSecond * 60 * 10; setTimeout(function() { // Change the text here }, tenMinutes) The setTimeout method will fire once after the specified time.
If you want it to fire on a regular basis, say every X seconds, then use setInterval instead.
You're looking for the setTimeout method. This will execute a function after a specific period of time. // setTimeout uses milliseconds.
Var oneSecond= 1000; var tenMinutes = oneSecond * 60 * 10; setTimeout(function() { // Change the text here }, tenMinutes); The setTimeout method will fire once after the specified time. If you want it to fire on a regular basis, say every X seconds, then use setInterval instead.
That would work as long as they don't want anything to happen for 10 min, I think he's looking for a JavaScript countdown timer. (4 minutes 32 seconds remaining) – daniellmb Mar 30 at 22:56 @daniellmb part of the post suggests a time and part specifically calls for action after 10 minutes. Probably wants both – JaredPar Mar 30 at 23:06.
I would take a look at something this this.
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