A simple and effective way of handling JavaScript internals using jQuery. Version 1.0.0

Timers are created with an easy to remember syntax.

var timer = $.timer(timeout, callback, disabled);

• timeout is the time to set the interval to run at, in milliseconds.
• callback can be either a reference to another function, or an anonymous function.
• disabled if set to true, the timer is created inactive, needs a .reset() to trigger first. Optional.

In the chance that you need to stop or reset your timer, you can use the following two methods:

• .stop()
• .reset([timeout])

The timeout option for reset is optional, as it'll use the default internal option reset.

jQuery Timer Plugin is licensed under the MIT License. Copyright (c) 2013 James Brooks, http://james.brooks.so ukjbrooks@gmail.com

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