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Asked: 2026-05-16T20:22:39+00:00

Why this doesn’t work in Firebug console: function(s,e) { setTimeout(function(){grvClosingDocs.Refresh();CBPDocFlow.PerformCallback();},100) } While this does:

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Why this doesn’t work in Firebug console:

function(s,e) {
setTimeout(function(){grvClosingDocs.Refresh();CBPDocFlow.PerformCallback();},100)
}

While this does:

setTimeout(function(){grvClosingDocs.Refresh();CBPDocFlow.PerformCallback();},100)
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  1. Editorial Team

    It doesn’t work because you don’t call the other anonymous function wrapping your setTimeout, how is it actually called?

    You have to either name it and call it:

    function someFunc(s,e) {
    setTimeout(function(){grvClosingDocs.Refresh();CBPDocFlow.PerformCallback();},100)
}
someFunc();

    Or wrap it in parens and call it immediately

    (function(s,e) {
    setTimeout(function(){grvClosingDocs.Refresh();CBPDocFlow.PerformCallback();},100)
})();

    Or name it and call it on document load:

    JS:

    function someFunc(s,e) {
    setTimeout(function(){grvClosingDocs.Refresh();CBPDocFlow.PerformCallback();},100)
}

    HTML

    <body onload='someFunc'>
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