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...etting the timer mechanism). It also requires you to keep track the mouseover state of your parent element. (Hopefully I''m using descriptive enough variable names so you can figure out what you need to do). You might use the Event.findElement() function in your case to get the reference to myParentElement. onMouseOver: function(event) { if (!myParentElement.hasBeenMousedOver) { // do mouseover stuff myParentElement.hasBeenMousedOver = true; setTimeout(this.countDown.bind(this), 1000); // 1 second }...

...etting the timer mechanism). It also requires you to keep track the mouseover state of your parent element. (Hopefully I''m using descriptive enough variable names so you can figure out what you need to do). You might use the Event.findElement() function in your case to get the reference to myParentElement. onMouseOver: function(event) { if (!myParentElement.hasBeenMousedOver) { // do mouseover stuff myParentElement.hasBeenMousedOver = true; setTimeout(this.countDown.bind(this), 1000); // 1 second }...