Seems like this might be easy, but from reading other SO answers there are a number of ways for it to possibly work:
I have the "thanks"
div below that shows when a php form is sucessfully submitted:
<?php if(isset($emailSent) && $emailSent == true) { ?>
<div class="thanks"></div>
The page does not reload after the form is submitted; the php for the form is included in the page header, the php above is in <body>, and when the form is submitted, the "thanks"
div appears.
Question: How can the
div be faded out (or simply removed) after a few seconds?
Document ready doesn't seem like it would work because the page is not reloaded. Can jQuery detect the appearance of the
div and then start the fadeout timer?
If possible, I'd like to stay with the php form and not move to a jQuery form.
