> You could write a JavaScript function that runs through a long loop,
> say, 10000 ms, and put on onSubmit action on the form. Not elegant, but
> it could work. You could even put some sort of a nifty message at the
> top: "Form initializing ....."
One word - YUK! Why not just set a timeout to be called in 10 seconds?
setTimeout("myFunction()",10000);
would do the trick.
Loops in JS tie up the browser...
Philip Arnold
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