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How to put a time interval between two different javascript funcs???
I want to execute a javascript function and then put an interval after this function and then execute another function and these two functions are different like fader1 and fader2. I don't want to loop like in setTimeout()...???

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I would think you would want to use the setTimeOut() function here.

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