I have two JS functions. One calls the other. Within the calling function, I'd like to call the other, wait for that function to finish, then continue on. So, for example/pseudo code:  function firstFunction(){     for(i=0;i<x;i++){...

I am looking at some existing code in a web application. I saw this:  window.setTimeout(function () { ... })  Is this the same as just executing the function content right away?...

Is there an easy way to slow down the iteration in a forEach (with plain javascript)? For example:  var items = document.querySelector('.item');  items.forEach(function(el) {   // do stuff with el and pause before the next el; });...

Sorry if this question has already been asked here before, I could not find a suitable answer.  I am wanting to create a JavaScript sleep/delay/wait function that I can call anywhere in the script, like jQuery's .delay()  I am not able to use set...

I am trying to add a small delay (2 sec) between the loader icon and the success with the data as html.  What I have tried to use is the setTimeout and put in a delay number. This is not working, so I was hoping you could show me what the correct way...

I need to make some delays in my loop, every time after some amount of data (after a few cycles/iterations through my loop) is sent to the server.  Sending data and receiving respond from the server works fine, but requested delays in loop still don&...

I know there are some tools and techniques for delaying the load of javascript, but I have an iframe that I would like to delay loading until after the rest of the page has finished downloading and rendering (the iframe is in a hidden  that will not...

The problem  If the delay is more than 2147483648 milliseconds(24.8551 days) the function will fire immediately.  Example  setTimeout(function(){ console.log('hey') }, 2147483648) // this fires early setTimeout(function(){ console.log('he...

I am trying to submit the form automatically with a delay in a chrome extension I am writing and it does not seem to be submitting. Below is my form and javascript:   function submitForm() { // submits form     document.getElementById("ismForm...

I've stumpled on something quite nice, I've wanted to use in some upcoming project.  It's an animated opacity on load, or you can call it fade in.   I wondered if you could link some elements together (ex. 3) so element2 only starts when...