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We are broadcasting an webinar. The idea is to reveal a ‘receive your certificate’ after user spent more than 30 minutes online, navigating in our website, watching our transmission. (ref: www.simposiosuperlentes.com.br))
Thank you very much!

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Hi,

I was able to find a forum post with a solution for a question that is similar to this one here . Y ou can use the setTimeout function to accomplish this. You will just have to change 30 minutes into milliseconds.

Hope this helps!
Edward | Corvid Team

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Thx very much for you fast reply!
But I’m kinda new on this.
I wrote the line, changed the $w value to #image111 and the “Unexpected token” error occurred.

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Error parsing web-module ‘public/pages/xq23d.js’: Unexpected token (5:1) while parsing file: public/pages/xq23d.js

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Hi! With the parsing error, you need to make sure that every parentheses has a pair, and that every bracket has a pair. So you need to have equal numbers of open ( and closed ) , as well as equal numbers of open { and closed } .
You can read about more errors you may encounter here.

In your case it looks like you need another ) on line 5, because there’s a ( on line 1.

Hope this helps you!

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@lmeyer

You got it!

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Thx Lmeyer, it is very thoughtful of your. Yet, code is fine, but expected functionality (delay the exhibition of box) is not happening. Look the code now is:

$w.onReady( function () {
setTimeout( function () {
$w( “#image111” ).show( “FadeIn” );
}, 100000 );
})

but on the website: https://www.simposiosuperlentes.com.br/webinar the box with the HTML form is immediately loaded. Not in 1000 seconds.

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TESTED-CODE ----> it works fine for me!

$w.onReady (function() { 
  setTimeout(() { 
    $w("#image1").show("FadeIn"); 
  }, 10000 ); 
})

The code is also not doing what you describe!

It is setted to show an IMAGE and not a BOX!

$w("#image111").show("FadeIn");

Which element do you wanna to show after the delay-time?

  1. An html-iFrame?
$w('#html1').show('fade')
  1. CONTAINER-BOX?
$w('#box1').show('fade')
  1. IMAGE? (already done by you…)
$w("#image111").show("FadeIn");
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Is the box set to hidden on load ?

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@lmeyer
Good question!
Also a possible scenario!

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You were right! It works now! I’m a newbee at coding, but thx to your support, I’m inclinate to keep learning! thx a lot, mate! new questions will come for other experiments, lol.