countdown

I'm trying to make a countdown without resetting the time on refresh. I need to countdown 1h only but I don't want it to reset on refresh. Getting the current time from server and expiration time is not working since I want to reset that timer on a click. Here is my current js code: <script> var clock; clock = $('.clock').FlipClock({ clockFace: 'HourlyCounter', autoStart: false, callbacks: { stop: function() { $('.message').html('The clock has stopped!') }, } }); clock.setTime(3600); clock.setCountdown(true); </script> Yes you can do it basing in your example using flipclock and jquery-cookie

I have coded a simple PHP Countdown Timer using this code: list($date,$time)=explode(" ",$compounddate); list($thour,$tminute,$tsecond)=explode(":",$time); list($tyear,$tmonth,$tday)=explode(":",$date); $date=str_replace(":","/",$date); $target = mktime($thour,$tminute,$tsecond,$tmonth,$tday,$tyear) ; $today = time () ; $difference =($target-$today) ; $days = floor(abs($difference/86400)); $hours = floor(abs($difference%86400/3600)); $minutes =floor(abs($difference%3600/60)); $seconds = floor(abs($difference%60)); $date = date("F d, Y ",strtotime($date)); $time = date("g:i:s A",strtotime($time

RE: http://www.class.pm/files/jquery/classycountdown/ This simple jquery countdown plugin presents exactly how I want it to, but the trigger code at the moment only sets a target end time relative to the page load. $('.countdown').ClassyCountdown({ theme: "flat-colors", end: $.now() + 10000 }); What I want to ultimately do is set the end time relative to a specific GMT/UTC date and time. Is this possible, and how is it done/coded? You need to dig a little into Unix/Epoch time. Both now and end parameters are used to specify the start and end times respectively in Epoch time. The jQuery

I'll have more than one of these small boxes on my site, and each will start counting down at different times. How can I decrease the numerical value of the timer per second, giving the simulation of a countdown timer? <p class="countdown">15</p> Using this javascript it correctly countsdown, but every single auctionbox is affected. How would you suggest I isolate the timer to act on only one item? <script> var sec = 15 var timer = setInterval(function() { $('.auctiondiv .countdown').text(sec--); if (sec == -1) { $('.auctiondiv .countdown').fadeOut('slow'); clearInterval(timer); } }, 1000); <

I want to make a function either using pure Javascript or also benefiting from jquery to count down to an ending time such as: //consumes a javascript date object function countDown(endtimme){ ... } and it should display in html such as <div id="time_left_box"> <h1>Time remaining</h1>: <p>hours left: ..remaining day will be here## <p> <p>minutes left: ##remaining day will be here## <p> <p>seconds left: ##remaining day will be here## <p> </div> Indeed and it would be even more great if it can refresh itself every second. I am very naive with javascript and confused about how to approach, any