How can I clearInterval() for all setInterval()?

Question

This can be one of logic to clear all interval...

for (var i = 1; i < 99999; i++)
        window.clearInterval(i);

You can override setInterval:

window.oldSetInterval = window.setInterval;
window.setInterval = function(func, interval) {
    var interval = oldSetInterval(func, interval);
    // store it in a array for stopping? stop it now? the power is yours.
}

No, you can't, not without the original variable.

The answer

for (var i = 1; i < 99999; i++)
     window.clearInterval(i);

was the one I was looking for. With a little improvement of this very simple logic, I was able to do something like this.

var i = 0;
var rotatorId;
var rotator;

rotator =  setInterval(function() {myfunction(), 3000});
rotatorId[i] = rotator;
i++;

if (rotator > 1) {
   for(i = 1; i < rotatorId.length; i++){
      clearInterval(rotatorId[i]);                      
    }                       
}

The way I have achieved this is by having an application level array (e.g., Application.setIntervalIds = []) to which I push the setInterval ids to whenever one is created. Then I can simply call window.clearInterval(id) on each id in the array when I need to.

As an example, when I create a new setInterval I write something like (coffeescript):

id = setInterval (() -> function2call()), timeout
Application.setIntervalIds.push id

And then I have a clearAllSetIntervals function I can call when needed:

Application.clearAllSetIntervals = () ->
    $.each Application.setIntervalIds, (index, id) ->
         window.clearInterval id

Best way i found ...

var clearAllIntervals = function ( ) {

    var intervals = [];

    $(".elements").each(function() {
        intervals.push( setInterval(function() {

        }, 1000) );
    });

    return function clearAll ( ) {
        intervals.forEach( clearInterval );
    }

}( );

// When you want to clear them:
clearAllIntervals( );