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  • Dynamically udpate canvasOverlay property of jQuery jqPlot

    - by You Kuper
    I want to dynamically udpate canvasOverlay property of jQuery jqPlot. This will provide the effect of a timeline in my jqPlot. This effect should be similar to the one shown in this jFiddle. However, instead of drawing points, I want to update canvasOverlay property every second: canvasOverlay: { show: true, objects: [ { rectangle: { xmax: new Date(), xminOffset: "0px", xmaxOffset: "0px", yminOffset: "0px", ymaxOffset: "0px", color: "rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.1)", showTooltip: true } }, ] } How can I do this? What are the functions I should use? UPDATE: My idea is to do something like this: canvasOverlay: { name: 'current', show: true, objects: [ { rectangle: { xmax: new Date(), xminOffset: "0px", xmaxOffset: "0px", yminOffset: "0px", ymaxOffset: "0px", color: "rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.1)", showTooltip: true } }, ] } /... var co = plot.plugins.canvasOverlay; var current = co.get('current'); current.options.objects.rectangle.xmax = new Date(); co.draw(plot);

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  • Execute the function automatically in 30 seconds, if the button is not pressed

    - by You Kuper
    I want to add the following functionality to my web page: if a user has not pressed the 'Accept' button during 30 seconds, then $('#popupBoxAccept').click( function() {..} is executed automatically. $(document).ready(function() { loadPopupBox(); }); function loadPopupBox() { // to load the Popupbox $('#popup_box').fadeIn("slow"); } $('#popupBoxAccept').click( function() { //... }); $('#popupBoxDecline').click( function() { //... }); <div id="popup_box"> <a id="popupBoxAccept">Accept</a> <a id="popupBoxDecline">Decline</a> </div>

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