You know your Javascript is good when you see this....

Oh and the console produces no errors before it all goes up in flames.....

paste the code here please. or give us a link. I need that code for reasons

You done good!

It's because is Chrome. Should work on IE.

@mito That would probably crash Windows and catch my computer on fire... 😱😵

Recursion? Or perhaps setTimeout in a closure that calls itself? :p

I imagine it would give something like that.. Not that I have tried :p

@lotd Let's just say it involved setTimeout.... Gotta figure out if it can be fixed or if it's a horrible hack that should be burned tomorrow at work.

@lotd Well my first attempts at fixing it made it worse.... I had to kill the tab in task manager after it went to near 100% CPU usage and ate over 2gb of memory... Pretty sure I've got an abomination here.

Well, share the code.. Perhaps somebody here have a solution :p

@lotd I figured it out earlier. I had created an infinite loop because things didn't behave as one would expect them to. It boiled down to I needed to reinitialize the Date object to get the updated time instead of calling getTime() on the old one again. I also ended up making the whole thing more efficient in the process so it worked out fine.

@mito are you sane?