setInterval does not work

SineCosine · Jul 3, 2010

Umm..
I tried to do this:

Code:

//Some other function
document.body.setAttribute('onKeyPress', 'CHAR_KEY(event)');
//End of some other function


                function CHAR_KEY (e) {
                    var ARROW_KEY;

                    if(window.event) {
                        ARROW_KEY = String.fromCharCode(e.keyCode).toUpperCase();
                    } else if(e.which) {
                        ARROW_KEY = String.fromCharCode(e.which).toUpperCase();
                    }
                    try {
                    if (ARROW_KEY == ARROW_UP) {
                        document.body.setAttribute('onKeyPress', '');
                        CHAR_MOVE_TIMER = setInterval('CHAR_MOVE(ARROW_UP);', MOVE_DElAY);
                    } else if (ARROW_KEY == ARROW_LEFT) {
                        document.body.setAttribute('onKeyPress', '');
                        CHAR_MOVE_TIMER = setInterval('CHAR_MOVE(ARROW_LEFT);', MOVE_DElAY);
                    } else if (ARROW_KEY == ARROW_DOWN) {
                        document.body.setAttribute('onKeyPress', '');
                        CHAR_MOVE_TIMER = setInterval('CHAR_MOVE(ARROW_DOWN);', MOVE_DElAY);
                    } else if (ARROW_KEY == ARROW_RIGHT) {
                        document.body.setAttribute('onKeyPress', '');
                        CHAR_MOVE_TIMER = setInterval('CHAR_MOVE(ARROW_RIGHT);', MOVE_DElAY);
                    }

                    } catch(err) {
                        alert(err.description);
                    }
                }

setInterval causes an error to pop-up on the very first try.
Am I doing something wrong?

Also, it isn't my variables that are wrong.
I'll post up the entire thing just in case, though..

Code:

<html>
    <head>
        <title>Pump-Quest v0.1</title>
        <comment>Misc Constants</comment>
            <script type="text/javascript">
                //globals
                var TILE_DIMENSION = 32; //In pixels
                var MOVE_DELAY = 31; //In milliseconds, 31milliseconds == 0.03125seconds

                var MAX_X = 20;
                var MAX_Y = 15;

                var PIXEL_MAX_X = MAX_X * TILE_DIMENSION;
                var PIXEL_MAX_Y = MAX_Y * TILE_DIMENSION;
            </script>

            <script type="text/javascript">
                function main () {
                    //This is to ensure CHAR_INIT runs smoothly
                    CHAR_X = 3;
                    CHAR_Y = 4;
                    CHAR_F = CHAR_UP;
                    CHAR_INIT();
                }

            </script>
        <comment>Map</comment>
            <script type="text/javascript">
                //globals
                var GROUND_INDEX = 1;
                var SOLID_INDEX = 2;
                var AIR_INDEX = 3;

            </script>

        <comment>Character</comment>
            <script type="text/javascript">
                //globals
                var CHAR_X;
                var CHAR_Y;
                var CHAR_F;
                var CHAR_SPRITE = []; //3-D Array Facing-X-Y, Object
                var CHAR_CURRENT_SPRITE;
                var CHAR; //Div-Object of Char

                var CHAR_MAX_FRAME = 4;
                var CHAR_FRAME = CHAR_MAX_FRAME;
                var CHAR_MOVE_TIMER;
                var PIXEL_MOVE_PER_TICK = TILE_DIMENSION / CHAR_MAX_FRAME;

                var CHAR_UP = 1;
                var CHAR_LEFT = 2;
                var CHAR_DOWN = 3;
                var CHAR_RIGHT = 4;

                var ARROW_UP = 'W';
                var ARROW_LEFT = 'A';
                var ARROW_DOWN = 'S';
                var ARROW_RIGHT = 'D';

                var NULL;
            </script>

            <script type="text/javascript">
                function CHAR_INIT () {
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_UP + 1] = new Image(TILE_DIMENSION, TILE_DIMENSION);
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_UP + 1].src = 'http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r291/luciusxx/Hero/Hero_12.png';
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_UP + 2] = new Image(TILE_DIMENSION, TILE_DIMENSION);
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_UP + 2].src = 'http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r291/luciusxx/Hero/Hero_11.png';
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_UP + 3] = new Image(TILE_DIMENSION, TILE_DIMENSION);
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_UP + 3].src = 'http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r291/luciusxx/Hero/Hero_10.png';
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_UP + 4] = new Image(TILE_DIMENSION, TILE_DIMENSION);
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_UP + 4].src = 'http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r291/luciusxx/Hero/Hero_11.png';

                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_LEFT + 1] = new Image(TILE_DIMENSION, TILE_DIMENSION);
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_LEFT + 1].src = 'http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r291/luciusxx/Hero/Hero_03.png';
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_LEFT + 2] = new Image(TILE_DIMENSION, TILE_DIMENSION);
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_LEFT + 2].src = 'http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r291/luciusxx/Hero/Hero_02.png';
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_LEFT + 3] = new Image(TILE_DIMENSION, TILE_DIMENSION);
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_LEFT + 3].src = 'http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r291/luciusxx/Hero/Hero_01.png';
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_LEFT + 4] = new Image(TILE_DIMENSION, TILE_DIMENSION);
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_LEFT + 4].src = 'http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r291/luciusxx/Hero/Hero_02.png';

                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_DOWN + 1] = new Image(TILE_DIMENSION, TILE_DIMENSION);
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_DOWN + 1].src = 'http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r291/luciusxx/Hero/Hero_06.png';
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_DOWN + 2] = new Image(TILE_DIMENSION, TILE_DIMENSION);
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_DOWN + 2].src = 'http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r291/luciusxx/Hero/Hero_05.png';
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_DOWN + 3] = new Image(TILE_DIMENSION, TILE_DIMENSION);
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_DOWN + 3].src = 'http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r291/luciusxx/Hero/Hero_04.png';
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_DOWN + 4] = new Image(TILE_DIMENSION, TILE_DIMENSION);
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_DOWN + 4].src = 'http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r291/luciusxx/Hero/Hero_05.png';

                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_RIGHT + 1] = new Image(TILE_DIMENSION, TILE_DIMENSION);
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_RIGHT + 1].src = 'http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r291/luciusxx/Hero/Hero_09.png';
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_RIGHT + 2] = new Image(TILE_DIMENSION, TILE_DIMENSION);
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_RIGHT + 2].src = 'http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r291/luciusxx/Hero/Hero_08.png';
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_RIGHT + 3] = new Image(TILE_DIMENSION, TILE_DIMENSION);
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_RIGHT + 3].src = 'http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r291/luciusxx/Hero/Hero_07.png';
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_RIGHT + 4] = new Image(TILE_DIMENSION, TILE_DIMENSION);
                    CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_RIGHT + 4].src = 'http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r291/luciusxx/Hero/Hero_08.png';


                    CHAR = document.createElement('div');

                    CHAR.style.position = 'absolute';
                    CHAR.style.width = TILE_DIMENSION;
                    CHAR.style.height = TILE_DIMENSION;
                    CHAR.style.top = PIXEL_MAX_Y - (CHAR_Y * TILE_DIMENSION);
                    CHAR.style.left = CHAR_X * TILE_DIMENSION;
                    CHAR.style.zIndex = SOLID_INDEX;
                    CHAR_CURRENT_SPRITE = CHAR_SPRITE[10*CHAR_F + 4];
                    CHAR.appendChild(CHAR_CURRENT_SPRITE);

                    document.body.appendChild(CHAR);
                    document.body.setAttribute('onkeypress', 'CHAR_KEY(event)');

                }

                function CHAR_MOVE(Direction) {
                    if (CHAR_FRAME == CHAR_MAX_FRAME) {
                        if (Direction == ARROW_UP) {
                            CHAR_Y = CHAR_Y + 1;
                        } else if (Direction == ARROW_LEFT) {
                            CHAR_X = CHAR_X - 1;
                        } else if (Direction == ARROW_DOWN) {
                            CHAR_Y = CHAR_Y - 1;
                        } else if (Direction == ARROW_RIGHT) {
                            CHAR_X = CHAR_X + 1;
                        }
                    }

                    if (CHAR_FRAME != 0) {
                        if (Direction == ARROW_UP) {
                            CHAR.style.top = parseInt(CHAR.style.top) - PIXEL_MOVE_PER_TICK;
                        } else if (Direction == ARROW_LEFT) {
                            CHAR.style.left = parseInt(CHAR.style.left) - PIXEL_MOVE_PER_TICK;
                        } else if (Direction == ARROW_DOWN) {
                            CHAR.style.top = parseInt(CHAR.style.top) + PIXEL_MOVE_PER_TICK;
                        } else if (Direction == ARROW_RIGHT) {
                            CHAR.style.left = parseInt(CHAR.style.left) + PIXEL_MOVE_PER_TICK;
                        }

                        CHAR_FRAME = CHAR_FRAME - 1;
                    }

                    if (CHAR_FRAME == 0) {
                        CHAR.style.top = PIXEL_MAX_Y - (CHAR_Y * TILE_DIMENSION);
                        CHAR.style.left = CHAR_X * TILE_DIMENSION;
                        CHAR_FRAME = CHAR_MAX_FRAME;

                        clearInterval(CHAR_MOVE_TIMER);
                        CHAR_MOVE_TIMER = NULL;
                        document.body.setAttribute('onKeyPress', 'CHAR_KEY(event)');
                    }
                }

                function CHAR_KEY (e) {
                    var ARROW_KEY;

                    if(window.event) {
                        ARROW_KEY = String.fromCharCode(e.keyCode).toUpperCase();
                    } else if(e.which) {
                        ARROW_KEY = String.fromCharCode(e.which).toUpperCase();
                    }
                    try {
                    if (ARROW_KEY == ARROW_UP) {
                        document.body.setAttribute('onKeyPress', '');
                        CHAR_MOVE_TIMER = setInterval('CHAR_MOVE(ARROW_UP);', MOVE_DElAY);
                    } else if (ARROW_KEY == ARROW_LEFT) {
                        document.body.setAttribute('onKeyPress', '');
                        CHAR_MOVE_TIMER = setInterval('CHAR_MOVE(ARROW_LEFT);', MOVE_DElAY);
                    } else if (ARROW_KEY == ARROW_DOWN) {
                        document.body.setAttribute('onKeyPress', '');
                        CHAR_MOVE_TIMER = setInterval('CHAR_MOVE(ARROW_DOWN);', MOVE_DElAY);
                    } else if (ARROW_KEY == ARROW_RIGHT) {
                        document.body.setAttribute('onKeyPress', '');
                        CHAR_MOVE_TIMER = setInterval('CHAR_MOVE(ARROW_RIGHT);', MOVE_DElAY);
                    }

                    } catch(err) {
                        alert(err.description);
                    }
                }

            </script>
        <comment>NPC</comment>

        <comment>Menu</comment>
    </head>

    <body onload="main()">


    </body>

</html>

UndeadDragon · Jul 3, 2010

What error does it give you?

SineCosine · Jul 3, 2010

The alert that 'catches' the error is blank xD
Anyways, I solved it.

Apparently, you can't do something like this:

Code:

function Blah () {
    var Interval = 31;

    setInterval('alert(\'Hello\');', Interval);
}

You can't use a variable as an interval amount =/
Or at least, I can't
I had to do this:

Code:

function Blah () {
    setInterval('alert(\'Hello\');', 31);
}

To get it working.
Thanks anyways =x

celerisk · Jul 4, 2010

SineCosine said:
You can't use a variable as an interval amount

Works just fine actually.

However...

Your variable declaration:
var MOVE_DELAY = 31;
When you used it:
CHAR_MOVE_TIMER = setInterval('CHAR_MOVE(ARROW_UP);', MOVE_DElAY);

Notice the difference?

SineCosine · Jul 4, 2010

Holy **** ._.
Argh, I hate typos T.T

Thanks, celerisk, you're like a savior.

Umm..
Since that's solved..

Here's another question =x

Code:

            function main () {
                var WINDOW = window.open('about:blank');
                WINDOW.document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'green';
                WINDOW.alert(WINDOW.document.body.style.backgroundColor);
            }

What it does:
01) New window is opened
02) An alert pops up with the message 'green'

However, this is what it is supposed to do:
01) New window is opened
02) Background color for the opened window changes to green
03) An alert pops up with the message 'green'

I can't seem to change the background color of the opened window ._.

[EDIT]
Also..

Code:

<script type = "text/javascript">
    //globals
    var INTEGER;
</script>

            function main () {
                var WINDOW = window.open('about:blank');
                WINDOW.alert = function () { 
                                               self.parent.INTEGER = self.parent.INTEGER + 1; 
                                           };
                WINDOW.alert('blah blah blah');
            }

If the window attempts to pop-up an alert.
No alert should appear and the value of INTEGER becomes (INTEGER + 1).

Is it possible to do something like this? =x

[EDIT=2]
Omfg,
self.parent.INTEGER = self.parent.INTEGER + 1;

WORKS!
Wow, I just discovered something on my own =x

celerisk · Jul 4, 2010

You sure "blank" even has a background you can set?

UndeadDragon · Jul 4, 2010

I'm guessing its because you are opening 'about:blank' and you cant change the background colour of it.

celerisk · Jul 4, 2010

SineCosine said:
I just discovered something on my own =x

Great.

window.parent is defined as the parent within the current frameset, or "self" if there are no frames.

Use window.opener instead.

SineCosine · Jul 4, 2010

Okay =x
So..
I can't change the background color of a page if it does not have a style sheet?

But I can do this:

Code:

function something () {
    var NewDiv = document.createElement('div');
    
    NewDiv.style.position = 'absolute';
    NewDiv.style.width = 640;
    NewDiv.style.height = 480;
    
    NewDiv.style.backgroundColor = 'black';

    document.body.appendChild(NewDiv);
}

Originally, the NewDiv created has no style properties.
So..

Why shouldn't the new window that has no style properties process the code that sets its background color?

celerisk · Jul 4, 2010

" I can't change the background color of a page if it does not have a style sheet? "

You need a page with an actual document inside.

" document.body.appendChild(NewDiv); "

Do that to your new window.
Now that new window has a document, with body, you can work with.

"blank" is just that, blank.

Anything that isn't "nothing" should do.
window.document.write('<p>Hi</p>');

SineCosine · Jul 4, 2010

Thanks, celerisk!
Umm..

How about something like this..

Code:

function Blah () {
    var New_Window = window.open('http://google.com');

    New_Window.onload = function () { 
                          alert('loaded Google =x');
                        };
}

When New_Window finishes loading the page, I need it to call a function..
But I'm not having any luck so far =/

celerisk · Jul 4, 2010

With a page that is your own, you can simply add the onload to that and have it call a function in the original window.

If you actually tried with Google and it didn't work... well, that's normal.
That would only work if both pages were from Google.
Or both from wherever, but the same domain.

May I be so bold as to ask what the heck you're trying to do here?

If all else fails, periodically check for the page to be there:

Code:

var w = window.open ...
setTimeout(
function()
{
    if (!w.document.body) // loaded?
    {
        setTimeout(this, 100); // not yet, try again "later"
    }
    else
    {
        // Do something here
    };
}, 200);

SineCosine · Jul 4, 2010

Well..
I've been playing around a lot with javascript and managed to get a working Pac-Man game running =x
(Well, without the ghosts, points system, lives and level 2 onwards.. but yea, it works nicely)

And all that playing around was to code an auto-tagger from scratch.
You helped me make one some time ago, remember?

I didn't feel nice, getting spoonfed =x
So, yea.

It's going well..
Except for these little bumps xD

Thanks celerisk, gonna' try it.

[EDIT]
Is there anything else besides 'alert', 'confirm' and 'prompt' that will spawn those error-message looking boxes?
Because those 'Post rate too high' messages don't get shutdown with:

Code:

                LOCAL_WINDOW.alert = function () { alert('not funny'); };
                LOCAL_WINDOW.confirm = function () { alert('not funny'); };
                LOCAL_WINDOW.prompt = function () { alert('not funny'); };

But if I do this:

Code:

                LOCAL_WINDOW.alert = function () { alert('not funny'); };
                LOCAL_WiNDOW.alert('roflbbqhawtsauce');

The result will be 'not funny'.
So I concluded that it isn't an alert, confirm or prompt that shows when I get the error message <.<

[EDIT=2]
Weird..
This isn't working right =x

Only 'lots' shows.
'stuff' and 'moar' never show up =/

I tried removing 'lots'.
Nothing still.

Code:

                setTimeout(function () {
                                alert('lots');
                                if (!LOCAL_WINDOW.document.body) {
                                    alert('stuff');
                                } else {
                                    alert('moar');
                                }
                            }, 4000);

celerisk · Jul 4, 2010

SineCosine said:
So I concluded that it isn't an alert, confirm or prompt that shows when I get the error message

My guess is on "alert".
Being a native, it's rather hard to turn off.

window.alert = function ...
Will do for the current window.
Whether that change is actually global... no idea. Probably not.

As for your "edit 2":
Read the original one more time

Your local_window variable, of course, exists in the context this is running in? (Or is global?)

SineCosine · Jul 4, 2010

I see.
I'll forget about shutting it down for now, then =/

[EDIT]
I don't understand =x

Your local_window variable, of course, exists in the context this is running in? (Or is global?)

I don't see much difference between this:

Code:

setTimeout(
function()
{
    if (!w.document.body) // loaded?
    {
        setTimeout(this, 100); // not yet, try again "later"
    }
    else
    {
        // Do something here
    };
}, 200);

And this:

Code:

                setTimeout(function () {
                                alert('lots');
                                if (!LOCAL_WINDOW.document.body) {
                                    alert('stuff');
                                } else {
                                    alert('moar');
                                }
                            }, 4000);

Or is there something hideously wrong ? ._.

[EDIT=2]
The timer is running in LOCAL_WINDOW's opener.
Also, LOCAL_WINDOW is a global variable =x

I just named it with a 'local' tag so that I would remember that I should use it for only one function.

[EDIT=3]
Well, I figured something out, but I ain't happy about it =/
The following will cause setTimeout to fail.

Code:

                LOCAL_WINDOW.document.body.appendChild(LOCAL_FORM);
                LOCAL_FORM.submit();
                setTimeout(function () {
                                alert('lots');
                                if (!LOCAL_WINDOW.document.body) {
                                    alert('stuff');
                                } else {
                                    alert('moar');
                                }
                            }, 4000);

The following will make it work.

Code:

                LOCAL_WINDOW.document.body.appendChild(LOCAL_FORM);
                //LOCAL_FORM.submit();
                setTimeout(function () {
                                alert('lots');
                                if (!LOCAL_WINDOW.document.body) {
                                    alert('stuff');
                                } else {
                                    alert('moar');
                                }
                            }, 4000);

As you can see..
Commenting that one line out 'fixes' things.
Any work arounds you can think of? o.0

celerisk · Jul 5, 2010

Come to think of it, someone up here mentioned something interesting:

celerisk said:
If you actually tried with Google and it didn't work... well, that's normal.
That would only work if both pages were from Google.
Or both from wherever, but the same domain.

My trust in that guy being nearly complete, I guess you have no access to someone else's "document", regardless of who opened it.

It should be possible though to abuse an iframe... not that I would recommend it.

Code:

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN"
        "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en" lang="en">
<head>
<title>Popup test</title>
<script type="text/javascript">
function Done()
{
    document.getElementById('status').innerHTML = 'Done!';
}
function doit()
{
    var g = window.open('about:blank');
    g.document.write('<p>Some content</p>');
    var f = document.createElement('iframe');
    g.document.body.appendChild(f);
    f.style.width = '800px';
    f.style.height = '640px';
    document.getElementById('status').innerHTML = 'Busy...';
    if (f.attachEvent)
    {
            f.attachEvent('onload', function(){ Done(); });
    }
    else
    {
            f.onload = function(){ Done(); };
    }
    f.src = "http://www.google.com/";
    return false;
}
</script>
</head>
<body>
<form method="get" action="#" onsubmit="return false;">
<p>
<input type="button" value="Click" onclick="doit();" />
</p>
</form>
<pre id="status">&nbsp;</pre>
</body>
</html>

That should reasonably consistently call "Done()" once done loading.

SineCosine · Jul 5, 2010

Holy--
You, sir, are a God.

Works solid as far as I can see ._.
Those cbox thingies I wanna' spam use iframes, too >.>
Never knew what they were for.

So..
They're, like, for opening other web pages without having to navigate away from the page..
Sweet...

[EDIT]
My mind has been blown.
Wow.

But I don't understand this bit..

Code:

if (f.attachEvent)
    {
            f.attachEvent('onload', function(){ Done(); });
    }
    else
    {
            f.onload = function(){ Done(); };
    }

This is the heart of the example, I guess.
What is 'attachEvent' ?

celerisk · Jul 5, 2010

On the day frames were invented, the Devil wept, overwhelmed by the sheer evilness he witnessed.

An iframe is basically a block that holds another complete page.

For the days you feel like seeing three different sites all on one page.
Unusable, unnavigable, pure unaltered evil.
Avoid at all costs. Unless, of course, you already sold your soul to some lesser demon, in which case it doesn't matter anymore.

SineCosine · Jul 5, 2010

I have already sold mine, then ._.
It's perfect for my needs!

Woo!!
In fact, I'm remaking the tagger from scratch to take advantage of this new-found knowledge, wahahahaha..
(Also, to clean up the ugly codes)

Still, I don't get what attachEvent is.
Is it like setAttribute?

Seems the same.
attachEvent('onload', function () { alert('la dee da'); });
setAttribute('onload', function () { alert('la dee da'); });

celerisk · Jul 5, 2010

An attribute is just some value with a name of interest.
ref.text = 'Hello'
ref.question = 'How are you?'
ref.secret = 42
(With ref being a reference to some object or variable)

You can invent them as you need them.

Others are predefined:
.style.backgroundColor
.value (on some input element)
...

An event is used if you are waiting for something to happen.
.onload
.onclick
.onmouseover
and plenty others.

Unfortunately, while the DOM specification defines those,
some browsers still have their own idea on how to do things.
.attachEvent, .addListener, .onWhatever, ... so many ways, so little time.

Hence my recommendation to use a JavaScript library, like jQuery (the only one you're ever going to need), to keep the headaches to a minimum.

" Seems the same "

Until you try it. On more than one browser.

setInterval does not work

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