I want to make this:
When page loads there will be a button, but I want for it to be disabled (can't click it) for specified time.

For example when page loads I want the button to look like this:
"Submit (10)" after 1 second - "Submit (9)" and so on....
when the timer reaches 0, the button would be enabled, so now you can click it, it will work and redirect you to any specified location.

Thank you for help

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scr...5/hey0314.mspx any help?

that's for visual basic
I need html code for that

THB, I'm not entirely sure it's doable with HTML. I know it's doable with Javascript.

I'm a little rusty with JS so I dunno if this will work or not....

function init() {
  var o = document.getElementById('blah');
  o.count_down = 10000;
  count(o);
}
function count(o) {
  if(o.count_down) {
    o.count_down -= 1000;
    o.value = 'submit('+o.count_down/1000+')';
    window.setTimeout(function() {
      count(o); }, 1000);
  }
  else {
    o.value = 'submit';
    o.disabled = false;
  }
}
onload = init;

And you'll need to add this code to the page

<input type='submit' id='blah' disabled='disabled' value='submit(10)' />

It works.
I actually posted the same thread in "Javascript" forum section. Got the same answer too
Thank for help anyways

Making it in VisualBasic6 would be even easier, but this is not VB and it won't help for the web neither.

It's not doable in pure HTML as it requires client-side scripting language.

Just make sure to provide an alternative method for Javascript-disabled browsers.

Before implementing dodz script, make sure to change variable names and id 'blah' to useful ones.

Originally Posted by dodz

THB, I'm not entirely sure it's doable with HTML. I know it's doable with Javascript.

I'm a little rusty with JS so I dunno if this will work or not....

function init() {
  var o = document.getElementById('blah');
  o.count_down = 10000;
  count(o);
}
function count(o) {
  if(o.count_down) {
    o.count_down -= 1000;
    o.value = 'submit('+o.count_down/1000+')';
    window.setTimeout(function() {
      count(o); }, 1000);
  }
  else {
    o.value = 'submit';
    o.disabled = false;
  }
}
onload = init;

And you'll need to add this code to the page

<input type='submit' id='blah' disabled='disabled' value='submit(10)' />

o.o Really? Hehe, well it's probably correct then.
Good luck.