var my_timer = new countDown(0,20,
        function() {
            timer.text = my_timer.time.s;
        },
        function() {

                        label.hide();
                        label2.hide();
                        label3.hide();

                        win.add(notification);
                        //Refresh(data);
            setTimeout('Refresh(data)', 1000);

        }

2 Answers

• For me this working

  setTimeout(function()
  {
     Ti.App.fireEvent('hide_indicator');
  },10000);
  

• setTimeout is working for me also - it looks like you've got setTimeout embedded a few functions deep in your code. It might be worth isolating setTimeout in a simpler example to verify that/how it works, and then start stepping through your code to see at what point your logic breaks down.