Relax Breath of Solution.

setTimeout() schedules an arbitrary function call for some point in future. This is useful when you have functions that do repetitive tasks some milliseconds apartment, but not constantly.

you could achieve the same thing by writing a small JavaScript code:

Storing Data
Use data method and avoid storing data inside the DOM. Some developers have a habit of storing data in the HTML attributes like ex.:

Wrap everything in a single element when doing any kind of DOM insertion

Call ActionScript from JavaScript/Browser
Calling ActionScript from JavaScript again requires use of the ExternalInterface class. First we must use the addCallback() function to expose the ActionScript function we want to call to the container.