When using the setTimeout() function in Javascript, you pass it two
parameters - the name of the function to call (wrapped inside quotes), and
a timeout. what do you do however if the function you call also needs
parameters. e.g:
setTimeout("functionName(variable1, variable2)", 1000);
this doesn't seem to work. the best solution i've found so far is to use
global variables to store the values, and don't pass them in to the
function as parameters. anyone got a better solution?
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