Tagged: timeout

jQuery plugin for a slide drawer at the bottom of your page.

Given a certain amount of time before the session expires, a dialog is shown to the user with the option to either log out now, or stay connected. The time left of the session is retrieved from the server through ajax in json format or through configuration. This implementation with its default values works nicely with multiple tabs (as is the server who controls the time left the session has)

Whether you want a prettier way of writing timeouts in JavaScript, or advanced timing events; jQuery.postpone is something for you! In technical terms, it is an API extension for jQuery.Deferred that allows you to use the deferred mechanism in combination with setTimeout and setInterval.

Simple, yet elegant jQuery.Deferred wrapper for window.setTimeout() and window.clearTimeout().

A jQuery plugin to automatically hide page elements after an 'expiry' date and/or time. Great for pages which have upcoming/ongoing event notices or cut-off times for forms and such.