countdown

I use this code below for a countdown in seconds. The problem is that when the part of the page including the countdown is loaded again using jquery .load, the new countdown becomes wrong : at every second, we see fast 2 seconds, like this : 9-8...7-6...5-4... as if it was not synchronised with the clock... See it there : aorbaroquethrash.com/test (for the problem to happen, I have to change song while you're there) Any idea how I can solve this? <script type = "text/javascript"> /*author Philip M. 2010*/ var timeInSecs; var ticker; function startTimer(secs){ timeInSecs = parseInt(secs)-1;

I have a javascript function to countdown a timer. So I want to add pause option to this function. I tried this way, function countdownTimeStart() { var el = document.getElementById('demo'); var pause= document.getElementById('pause'); var time = [10,10,10]; var x = setInterval(function () { var hours = time[0]; var minutes = time[1]; var seconds = time[2]--; if (time[2] == -1) { time[1]--; time[2] = 59 } function pauseTimer() { savedTime = time; clearInterval(x); } pause.addEventListener( 'click', pauseTimer); if( seconds == 0 && minutes == 0 && hours == 0 ){ clearInterval(x); el.innerHTML =

I want to write a countdown in android which starts counting from 3 to 0. Like at first 3 in appearing and then disappearing and 2 is appearing and so on. I searched a lot but I couldn't find any good sample. Can you help me that what should I do? use CountDownTimer For example: import android.os.CountDownTimer; MyCount timerCount; public class TestCountdown extends Activity { public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView(R.layout.main); timerCount = new MyCount(3 * 1000, 1000); timerCount.start(); } public class MyCount extends

I am trying to get a countdown timer to a specific date. I use: -(void) viewWillAppear:(BOOL)animated { NSString *str =@"12/27/2013"; NSDateFormatter *formatter = [[NSDateFormatter alloc]init]; [formatter setDateFormat:@"MM/dd/yyyy"]; NSDate *date = [formatter dateFromString:str]; NSTimeInterval numberOfSecondsUntilSelectedDate = [date timeIntervalSinceNow]; NSInteger numberOfDays = numberOfSecondsUntilSelectedDate / 86400; startTime = [[NSDate date] retain]; secondsLeft = numberOfDays; NSLog(@"number%f", numberOfSecondsUntilSelectedDate); [self countdownTimer]; } - (void)updateCounter:

I was trying to achieve count up timer with this jquery plugin . As I am newbie on this, I really don't understand their documentation. What I want to display is. I want to display counter which counts from 1st January 2005 till current date. Example of output display is 5 years 5months 5hours 5seconds (seconds will be keep counting) Please kindly help me by posting snippets to achieve. Thanks for your time and greatly appreciated. try: var sinceYear = new Date('01/01/2005'); $('#defaultCountdown').countdown({since: sinceYear});​ quick demo edit more options var sinceYear = new Date('01/01

I have a Recyclerview , and I need to display a countdown on every row. Here is a similar question coutndown timers in listview It has a good solution , but i need that with recyclerview It has a good solution , but i need that with recyclerview Edit: what i was try,here is my code Adapter MyAdapter : public class AdapterItems extends RecyclerView.Adapter<RecyclerView.ViewHolder> { private ArrayList<TopCompetitions> mListItems = new ArrayList<>(); private ImageLoader mImageLoader; private Context context; private Handler handler; /******************************************/ String current_date

I am trying to implement Joda-Time to count down to Christmas, but so far I'm struck. I tried java.util.Date and most StackOverflow questions and answers suggested to use Joda-Time. But I can't get it working. Some codes give different answers. Here are some codes I tried, DateTime now = new DateTime(); DateTime christmas = new DateTime(2012, 12, 25, 8, 0, 0, 0); Days daysToChristmas = Days.daysBetween(today, christmas); System.out.println(daysToChristmas.toString()); And this prints P187D as answer. DateTime start = new DateTime(DateTime.now()); DateTime end = new DateTime(2012, 12, 25, 0, 0,