I am looking at the possibility for an AutoCheck style jQuery HTML application that every 5 second it goes off the a DB and checks some data.
That is the easy part, which I can do.
Now what I would like is to have an AutoCheck time going, something like
var t = setTimeout("autocheck()", 5000);
So every 5 seconds 开发者_StackOverflow中文版it is triggered, and I would like it to raise an event.
The reason for this is so on other pages which include this feature can monitor that event and if raised do a task, the task the new page will do I don't care, just as long as the AutoCheck event is raised and the task is performed.
Any additional HTML / jQuery code with the page may also require to use the AutoCheck to perform another action based on the event.
So in short I need an AutoCheck to raise an event and for multiple listeners to trigger a process when that event is called
Using what you've got...
Ajax calls already raise events. Why not use one of those? For instance, you could always bind logic to:
$.ajaxStart(function(){
$(".msg").html("New Request Started.");
});
http://api.jquery.com/category/ajax/global-ajax-event-handlers/
Adding what you need...
If you find the present ajax events to be insufficient, you can create completely new events. I would suggest taking a look at the following question: How to dynamically register to jquery custom events?
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