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Automatic click Submit after 10 seconds in php

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Here is i want to happened to my HTML code.. i have an html code that is written in a php code and i want to add a java script(or anything that can help me) to automatically submit my form after 10 seconds.. I am creating an examination system for my school and i want it to be time bounded.. this is the code..

 echo <form action=PostTest1.php method=Post>;

    echo <tr><td>;

      echo $row['Description'] . <br>;

      echo <input type=radio name=Answer value=A> A.) . $row['Ans1'];

      echo <br>;

      echo <input type=radio name=Answer value=B> B.) . $row['Ans2'];

      echo <br>;

      echo <input type=radio name=Answer value=C> C.) . $row['Ans3'];

      echo <br>;

      echo <input type=radio name=Answer value=D> D.)  . $row['Ans4'];

      echo <br>;

      echo <input type=Submit value=Submit name=submit>;

    echo </td></tr>;

echo </form>;

i wonder what language you can help me.. its either JS or JQ.. thankyou very much! :)

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answered 11 Years ago sam · Accepted Answer

using jquery setTimeout()

<script type=text/javascript>

 $(function(){  // document.ready function...

   setTimeout(function(){

      $('form').submit();

    },10000);

});

</script>

add this inside you head tag <head> .. better you add id to your form and use id selector $('#formID').submit();

updated

using form id to be specific..

echo <form action=PostTest1.php method=Post id='formID'>;

 .....

and

setTimeout(function(){

      $('#formID').submit();

    },10000);