Why timeout for a link can't be set more than 5 seconds?

Question

https://code.sololearn.com/WdOiTCkrd6Nl/?ref=app

Answer 1

Павел Сливенко That's because the current environment blocks the popup event. And so do most browsers. The browser/environment expects a real user-action for popup event but if it's triggered by some time later by setTimeout, it doesn't consider it to be a user action and blocks the popup. In browsers this type of code will not work after 2 may be 3 seconds I'm not sure.

Answer 2

I can make it less than 5 seconds. Otherwise code doesn't work. Try it yourself. Thanks for comment!
https://code.sololearn.com/WfN0x9o5m536/?ref=app

Answer 3

Change line 3 in JS section to a different number

Your script in HTML and JS section do not cooperate accordingly ...

Answer 4

yes. and in 5 seconds it opens another code in python. How to make timeout for 10 seconds?

Answer 5

So it is done internally and nothing you can do about it. At least I couldn't some time ago when I was trying to do same thing.

Answer 6

Artur,
Thanks for sharing 👍
I didn't know that

Answer 7

Timeout function performs itself.

Answer 8

i tried making it more than 5s but it still works

Answer 9

Excellent. May be other devices do not have that problem. Thank you for commenting.

Answer 10

The code is supposed to vibrate a device after the cat image was clicked? am I getting the purpose correctly?

Answer 11

How am I going to perform it