This is the crucial code:
var ajaxCallTimeoutID = null;
$(document).ready(function() {
$("input[id^='question']").live('keyup',function(ev){
id=this.id.substr(8);
if (ajaxCallTimeoutID != null)
clearTimeout(ajaxCallTimeoutID);
ajaxCallTimeoutID = setTimeout(subjectivecheck(id), 1000);
});
});
However,
subjectivecheck(id) is immediately executed when a user inputs a letter, but I hope it is called after the user has stopped typing for a specified amount of time. How to solve this problem?
function subjectivecheck(id){
var cost=(new Date().getTime() - start.getTime())/1000;
var value=$('#question'+id).val();
$.post("subjectivecheck.php?",{val:value, qid:id,time:cost, a_id:"<?php echo $announcementid; ?>"},function(xm){
switch(parseInt(xm)){
case 4:
{ $htm='Congrats,开发者_高级运维you have passed the test.';
$('#success').css({"color":"green"});
$('#success').text($htm);
return;
}
case 1:
{
$htm='V';
$('#sign'+id).css({"color":"green"});
$('#sign'+id).text($htm);
break;
}
case 0:{
$htm='X';
$('#sign'+id).css({"color":"red"});
$('#sign'+id).text($htm);
break;
}
case 3:{
$('#subjectivequestion').text('You have failed at this announcement.');
$('#choicequestions').text(" ");
}
}
});
}
You need to wrap it in an anonymous function:
ajaxCallTimeoutID = setTimeout(function(){subjectivecheck(id)}, 1000);
Without the wrapped function(){}
the function subjectivecheck
gets called immediately, but when you wrap it you pass a reference to the function as an argument. Later that function can be called, which will then call your function.
What I usually do is start the timeout on keyup, and clear the timeout on keydown (or keypress).
var timers=[];
$('input[id^="question"]').keydown(function(){
while(timers.length){
clearTimeout(timers.shift());
}
}).keyup(function(){
var timeout=setTimeout(function(){
//ajax call here
}, 300);
timers.push(timeout);
});
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