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We create a pop up with some message in JavaScript file. This will load after few seconds like 15sec. when page load. Since we place in a dynamic page, the popup loads every time when page loads e.g. /items.asp?Mc=HOZ , /items.asp?Mc=CH &nbsp;or index.asp or any page... For avoiding multiple display of popup, we want to use session, i.e. for one session popup will display only once.<br />
But the problem arises in using time counter...Â¦ We want to display that popup after 15 sec of loading time. When page loads &amp;&nbsp;we waited for 15 sec it works fine... popup is displayed...<br />
If we'Â™re not waiting 15 sec, and click on the other dynamic or asp links...Â¦ pop wasn'Â™t displayed in that time.<br />
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Can anybody have any solution or reference regarding this problem?<br />
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Thanks<br />

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We create a pop up with some message in JavaScript file. This will load after few seconds like 15sec. when page load. Since we place in a dynamic page, the popup loads every time when page loads e.g. /items.asp?Mc=HOZ , /items.asp?Mc=CH  or index.asp or any page... For avoiding multiple display of popup, we want to use session, i.e. for one session popup will display only once.
But the problem arises in using time counter...Â¦ We want to display that popup after 15 sec of loading time. When page loads & we waited for 15 sec it works fine... popup is displayed...
If we'Â™re not waiting 15 sec, and click on the other dynamic or asp links...Â¦ pop wasn'Â™t displayed in that time.

Can anybody have any solution or reference regarding this problem?

Thanks


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