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jquery Programming Glossary: msecPerformance of jQuery selector with context http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2421782/performance-of-jquery-selector-with-context that time taken for case a was the least consistent 28 32msec jquery 1.3.2 case b c had the highest times 60 65 msec 70 75.. 32msec jquery 1.3.2 case b c had the highest times 60 65 msec 70 75 msec respectively case d had 40 50msec with 1 or 2 spiked.. 1.3.2 case b c had the highest times 60 65 msec 70 75 msec respectively case d had 40 50msec with 1 or 2 spiked values...
jQuery: simultaneously fadeIn and fadeOut http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4729846/jquery-simultaneously-fadein-and-fadeout the following sequence 1. fade in an image for 750 msec 2. diplay it for 6 secs 3. fade out the image for 750 msec 4... msec 2. diplay it for 6 secs 3. fade out the image for 750 msec 4. randomly select another image function randomPic 5. fade.. select another image function randomPic 5. fade in for 750 msec and so on #_fadee_ .fadeIn 750 function #_fadee_ .delay 6000..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5522191/javascript-ntp-time that is you can request an interval smaller than say 20 msec but it will not fire immediately what you could see is 20 events.. what you could see is 20 events fired off every 20 msec. Second even if you could this is not a good idea you would.. NTP and local time once this will likely be the number of msec that local time is off for every time calculation take the difference..
Performance of jQuery selector with context http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2421782/performance-of-jquery-selector-with-context times and start and end time difference was noted. I found that time taken for case a was the least consistent 28 32msec jquery 1.3.2 case b c had the highest times 60 65 msec 70 75 msec respectively case d had 40 50msec with 1 or 2 spiked values... found that time taken for case a was the least consistent 28 32msec jquery 1.3.2 case b c had the highest times 60 65 msec 70 75 msec respectively case d had 40 50msec with 1 or 2 spiked values. Is this type of basic check valid You can play with.. time taken for case a was the least consistent 28 32msec jquery 1.3.2 case b c had the highest times 60 65 msec 70 75 msec respectively case d had 40 50msec with 1 or 2 spiked values. Is this type of basic check valid You can play with the JS..
jQuery: simultaneously fadeIn and fadeOut http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4729846/jquery-simultaneously-fadein-and-fadeout following code which is called periodically by setInterval performs the following sequence 1. fade in an image for 750 msec 2. diplay it for 6 secs 3. fade out the image for 750 msec 4. randomly select another image function randomPic 5. fade in.. performs the following sequence 1. fade in an image for 750 msec 2. diplay it for 6 secs 3. fade out the image for 750 msec 4. randomly select another image function randomPic 5. fade in for 750 msec and so on #_fadee_ .fadeIn 750 function #_fadee_.. for 6 secs 3. fade out the image for 750 msec 4. randomly select another image function randomPic 5. fade in for 750 msec and so on #_fadee_ .fadeIn 750 function #_fadee_ .delay 6000 .fadeOut 750 randomPic You can see the effect here . How can..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5522191/javascript-ntp-time First of all the JS scheduler has a certain granularity that is you can request an interval smaller than say 20 msec but it will not fire immediately what you could see is 20 events fired off every 20 msec. Second even if you could this.. interval smaller than say 20 msec but it will not fire immediately what you could see is 20 events fired off every 20 msec. Second even if you could this is not a good idea you would be making 1000 requests every second from every computer which..
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