clearinterval

I'm using setIntervals within an each() function like so $(".elements").each(function() { setInterval(function() { }, 1000); }); Obviously a setIntervals is created for each element. My question is: How do I clear all the setIntervals when I no longer need them? I have tried storing the setInterval in a variable and call window.clearInterval(int) , but that only clears the last setInterval since each variable is overridden. When you set an interval, you get a pointer to it: var myInterval = setInterval(function(){}, 4000); If you want to cancel an interval, you do the following: clearInterval

I'm new to JS, and decided to start of learning by a making a small game. I am using a setInterval to automate the enemy's attack. For their first attack the interval is correct, but after the second attack it speeds up to attacking almost three times, or more, a second. I'm also having trouble stopping the interval once either the player's or the enemy's health reaches 0. here is pretty much all the code pertaining my problem. The whole code can be found here function deadFunct(){ if(yourHealth <= 0){ window.alert("You dead"); clearInterval(fightAuto); clearInterval(deadAuto); } if

I want to show loading animation spinner in a JQueryMobile page which is loaded w/ ajax off. The page is loaded with data-ajax="false" or rel="external" I tried on pagebeforecreate and pageshow event but its NOT working as I expected: $( '#page' ).live( 'pagebeforecreate',function(event){ $.mobile.loading('show'); }); $( '#page' ).live( 'pageshow',function(event){ $.mobile.loading('hide'); }); There's a slight problem with your request. First, you will not be able to show/hide ajax loader without set interval. There's is only one situation where this is possible without and that is during the

myInterval = setInterval(function(){ MyFunction(); },50); function MyFunction() { //Can I call clearInterval(myInterval); in here? } The interval's not stopping (not being cleared), if what I've coded above is fine then it'll help me look elsewhere for what's causing the problem. Thanks. EDIT: Let's assume it completes a few intervals before clearInterval is called which removes the need for setTimeout. As long as you have scope to the saved interval variable, you can cancel it from anywhere. In an "child" scope: var myInterval = setInterval(function(){ clearInterval(myInterval); },50); In a

bigloop=setInterval(function () { var checked = $('#status_table tr [id^="monitor_"]:checked'); if (checked.index()===-1 ||checked.length===0 || ){ bigloop=clearInterval(bigloop); $('#monitor').button('enable'); }else{ (function loop(i) { //monitor element at index i monitoring($(checked[i]).parents('tr')); //delay of 3 seconds setTimeout(function () { //when incremented i is less than the number of rows, call loop for next index if (++i < checked.length) loop(i); }, 3000); }(0)); //start with 0 } }, index*3000); //loop period I have the code above and sometimes it is working, sometimes it is

I have a very simple JS setInterval and clearInterval example that doesn't work. There has got to be an underlying reason why it does not work and I would like to know why that is: var automessage; function turnON() //executed by onclick event A { var automessage = setInterval(function(){ something() }, 2000); } function turnOff() //executed by onclick event B { clearInterval(automessage); } function something() { //pulls instant messages } In this example, an end-user clicks a button to start a timed interval process, clicks another button to stop the timed interval process, and then clicks

I'm a bit new to js and have been trying to figure out how to stop this function from running when I click on a button. I tried using clearInterval but I am not sure I am doing it properly. Can someone take a look at this code and point me in the right direction? Code: <div><h1 id="target"></h1></div> <button id="stop">Stop</button>​ Script: var arr = [ "one", "two", "three"]; (function timer(counter) { var text = arr[counter]; $('#target').fadeOut(500, function(){ $("#target").empty().append(text).fadeIn(500); }); delete arr[counter]; arr.push(text); setTimeout(function() { timer(counter + 1)