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June 26th, 2002, 05:04 PM
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VBS using a java script delay timer
Hi all I am just looking for a little assistance with a web page that I am designing for tracking tickets at work.
Bassically I need a pop up window to come up after 30 minutes expires,
But I don't want a continius loop tieing up my cpu, and I want to track multiple tickets,
After much research I have found no real solution to making a timer in VBS.
But I have found that I can use java in vbs, but I have not found much more information then that.
I hope some one out there has an idea how to make a java timer to go off after 30 minutes, and add it to my vbs code,
here is what I have so far,
I know there is not much there but any suggestions would be nice,
Thanx
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<HTML>
<INPUT TYPE="BUTTON" NAME="button0" VALUE="Enter Ticket Number">
<INPUT TYPE="edit" NAME="txttick1" VALUE="">> ' this is the ticket numbet
<INPUT TYPE="edit" NAME="txttime1" VALUE="">> 'the time the ticket was added
<INPUT TYPE="edit" NAME="txtcount1" VALUE="">>
' I would like this to have a count down from 30 minutes in it
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="VBScript" >
Dim min1
Sub button0_onclick
ticketnum = InputBox("Please enter the ticket number to be tracked.")
txttick1.value=ticketnum
End Sub
</SCRIPT >
</HTML>
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Thanks, I'll see if I can figure that out,
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