>Just a suggestion. How about being able to do it in a more jQuery-like
>way. Instead of adding a div called 'HeartBeatDIV' to the page, you
>could apply it to an existing div, i.e.:
>
>$("#mydiv").jheartbeat({url: "mypage.asp", delay: 3000}, myCallBackFunction)
>
>You could then use it several times on a page as well (as in several
>div's that reload content from different locations periodically).
Good idea, thanks. And, if I can get it working like that, as a bonus, it will
help me out with the next JQuery plugin I'm working on (JTicker).
>Another suggestion would be the ability to pass on parameters:
>$("#mydiv").jheartbeat({url: "mypage.asp", delay: 3000, urlparams :
>{searchfor: "bar"} }, myCallBackFunction)
Another good suggestion, thanks. :-)
-Jason Levine
http://www.jasons-toolbox.com/
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