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Sleep is in milliseconds and has a limit of 10,000. Anyway to sleep for 1 hour?
@caplaz Chenge type to expression and write 60*60*1000
60*60*1000
@caplaz Removed sleep limit.
Try: If thread index * sleep > (certain number) Make it sleep for a random amount of time (few minutes)
@zortexx said in How to sleep for x minutes after x follows?:
@bennettjimmy63 Hi. Try to divide cycle_index to 25. And check the result. If it is integer then sleep 2400 seconds. ccf0eb8c-5c99-4af6-8955-5e0e203cea98-image.png But you should be sure that number that you check is not string. If not you just get wrong result anyway.
@bennettjimmy63 Hi. Try to divide cycle_index to 25. And check the result. If it is integer then sleep 2400 seconds.
ccf0eb8c-5c99-4af6-8955-5e0e203cea98-image.png
But you should be sure that number that you check is not string. If not you just get wrong result anyway.
Can't seem to figure this out bro, this didn't work out for me
@Hycore For anyone wondering I solved it with:
@heshamyassin1 We would like to see the waiting element until it has disappeared, but we haven't this feature as a function now . U need to construct the reverse logic. Watch this video to understand I've said. 0_1551655250089_sleep untill.mp4
