Thank you. The provided URL made me realise that i had to put the
called function in quotes.
Tried (but not working):
setInterval(loadMarkers(map), 1000);
Should be(?) (working):
setInterval("loadMarkers(map)", 1000);
On Sep 20, 12:25 am, Rossko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> See -http://www.elated.com/articles/javascript-timers-with-settimeout-and-...
> quote -
> "The important difference is that, whereas setTimeout() triggers
> expression only once, setInterval() keeps triggering expression again
> and again (unless you tell it to stop)."
>
> As Garthan pointed out, you have put your setInterval inside the
> loadMarkers() function, and set it to call loadMarkers() every 10
> seconds. Every time it calls loadMarkers(), it kicks off another
> setInterval that will call loadMarkers() every ten seconds. Each time
> that happens, it kicks off another setInterval that calls
> loadMarkers() every ten seconds....
>
> >It does not matter where i put
> > the interval or how many times i load it.
>
> It matters enormously. Don't put it inside a function so it that
> calls itself again, put it outside the function.
>
> cheers, Ross K
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