In JavaScript I want to use the setTimeOut()
function like this
The best way to do this would be to pass an anonymous function to setTimeout. This anonymous function will be able to access id
setTimeout(function() { showGrid(id); }, 5000);
Passing a string to setTimeout
(instead of a function) is usually considered evil, since the string will be eval
'd, and should be avoided.
Also note that you had a slight typo in your code: the function is setTimeout
, not setTimeOut
(note the lowercase o
)
EDIT
Based on your comment, the code would look like this:
setTimeout(function() { document.getElementById().inerHTML = data; }, 500);
except of course you need to pass some sort of id to document.getElementById