let count = 0; function printCount() { console.log("Count:", count); count++; if (count > 5) { clearInterval(intervalId); } } let intervalId = setInterval(printCount, 1000); clearInterval(intervalId); I do not understand why its not working on Google Chrome console. Can you help me…
I don't understand why currentExpVal is always has a value of 0. It means the interval doesn't stop. Could anybody explain it? I want to have a smoothly updating counter during interval until it's not 10 (for example). import React,…
so I have a react modal which has a countdown timer. The timer doesn't seem to work on Chrome but works on Firefox. On Chrome timer starts to count down but decreases its ticking pase when it ticks for about…
// generate a random color - random hex value const randomColor = function () { const hex = '0123456789ABCDEF'; let color = '#'; for (let i = 0; i < 6; i++) { color += hex[Math.floor(Math.random() * 16)]; } return…
I need to update an image in a <canvas> 10 times per second, with data coming from an HTTP request: var i = 0; setInterval(() => { i += 1; console.log("sending request", i); fetch("/data") // this can sometimes take more…
I was creating a progress bar component with Next.js and tailwind.css and using JavaScript setInterval() function to animate it. Here is the code below: import React, { useState } from "react"; const ProgressBar = () => { // starting at…
const navTimeout = new Promise((resolve, reject) => { setInterval(async () => { try { await workbook.xlsx.readFile("variables.xlsx") const sheet = workbook.getWorksheet(1) if(sheet.getCell('B13').value === "D") return resolve(true) } catch (error) { console.log("Workbook being used") } }, 5000) }) I have the following…
I have a code when a timer is shown and removed using 2 functions repeatedly by using SetInterval. However when the timer is finished I am trying to clear the SetInterval With ClearInterval but this is not working. When setInterval…
I am trying to create a counter which decreases every second after clicking on it. The initial state of the clock is 25:00 which is rendered as {timerMinutes}:{timerSeconds} in the Timer component. I am decrementing the previous number of seconds…
I'm new to coding. I want to write a JS program to rotate a string (in the right direction) periodically by removing the last character every time and attaching it to the front. But when I run my code, a…