363 comments found.
Hello, I bought jCountdown to insert into a website but I can not display the counter.
If you look at the source code, I added the js the <head> and <script> before the closing . I also added the in the place that I need but does not appear.
Could you help me please?
I already resolved it. Thank you as well.
cool, have a nice day
can i set this up as a count down timer for a shipping module. say shipping cut off is 3pm. Monday to Friday, “no shipping on weekends” so the timer would need to reflect this
Hello ufo!
Your counter is great for customization, but I would need to set the time in UTC in order to display the proper countdown in each country, could you help me to do that?
Thank a lot.
Ok, I missread the documentation, so it will show the correct amount of time, being independent of the country where the site is browsed from right?
Somethig similar if i did this with JS:
var futureDate = new Date();
futureDate.setUTCFullYear(2016);
futureDate.setUTCMonth(3);
futureDate.setUTCDate(29);
futureDate.setUTCHours(17,0,0);
var now = new Date();
var currentDate = new Date();Hi, I’m not sure what you mean, but it will always display the same remain time, no matter what country you live in, you can try to set different system timezone for two machines, and browse your site, they should display the same result
Just purchased your counter, I am working in a back-end composer for a company that allows us to only enter HTML to create a banner or page elements. Since I cannot follow your direction and copy the jcountdown folder to the folder where I put my html files. Can I simply copy the code into my editor and upload it to the composer to show on my page? Which code would I use…thank you!
Hi, you can copy the css and js script into your HTML source code, but jCountdown include the image files, so you still have to upload the image files to your server
Hi Team,
I read there is a resize function available through support. I would like to use this for changing the counter to another size.
Could you give me some help? My purchase code: 1c120226-df39-4941-80cd-de71fcaec57f
thanks chriskapeller
Hi, please contact me here http://codecanyon.net/user/ufoufoufo, so I can send you the file via email
I’d like to pay you to create a modified version of jCountdown for us. If you’re available for hire, please email me: patrick at fmmediainc dot com
Hi, I just sent the mail to you
Hello! I bought the wrong version of the pluggin. I wanted the wordpress one. Can you please refund me so I get the other one. Thanks
Hi, maybe this can help you https://help.market.envato.com/hc/en-us/categories/200216004-Buying-and-Item-Support
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Hi, please try to include the jQuery migrate file below your jQuery file to fix this problem, it should fix up the problem
i.e. <script src=”jquery/jquery.min.js”></script> <script src=”http://code.jquery.com/jquery-migrate-1.2.1.min.js”></script>
but if it still don’t works fine, please contact me here http://codecanyon.net/user/ufoufoufo and send me your test URL, so I can try to help you
Hey, I was having a small problem. I was able to set up the countdown correctly and it works on the page, but it also breaks other javascript on the site.
Is there anything I can do to avoid the javascript conflicts that are happening?
because it will overwrite your jQuery plugins
and if you sure you don’t do that, maybe you can contact me here
http://codecanyon.net/user/ufoufoufo
and send me your site URL, so I can try to help you
Can this be used with a shopify store?
Hi, I’m not sure what is shopify, but jCountdown works on any HTML page, all you need is include the JS/CSS file in your HTML source code, and you can create countdowns by simple javascript
Hi, I would like to know if it’s possible to set a specific time (for example: 02:54:32) and start with this number every time the page loads, no matter what is the date. so every user that will enter the page will start the countdown from the exact same time.
Also, is it possible to add a cookie that keeps the same count for the user session so if he refresh the page the countdown will continue for him and not reset.
Thanks!
Hi, it will show the same time on every user’s browser, you can try to use your different PC/Laptop to check how it works on different machine
Hi!, i needed a flipclock that would work in my TV, with super big numbers this one looks just the thing, but there is a catch: the numbers when bigger, get all pixelated. if i make the graphics from scratch, so they suffer less the scaling, would be easy to addapt the code?
Hi, maybe you can try other great countdowns, becuase jCountdown is base on bitmap image, it has great performance and easy to modify the style, but it may not good for a very large resolution device
hello, can you send me the responsive file please.
sure, please contact me here, http://codecanyon.net/user/ufoufoufo
Hello! Great Plugin! Just wondering, is there a setting I can use to make the countown reset to a certain time when it reaches 0? For example, if I have a countdown that I want to appear to hit 0 at the end of each month, and then reset to 30 days. Thanks!
as you can see, you can execute your javascript when it reachs 0,
so you can create a new countdown to replace the old one, and set the new “target time text” to any new date you want 
jQuery(document).ready(function(){
jQuery("#test").jCountdown({
timeText:"2015/10/15 13:03:00",
timeZone:-5,
style:"slide",
color:"black",
width:300,
textGroupSpace:15,
textSpace:0,
reflection:false,
reflectionOpacity:10,
reflectionBlur:0,
dayTextNumber:1,
displayDay:false,
displayHour:true,
displayMinute:true,
displaySecond:true,
displayLabel:true,
onFinish:function(){
document.getElementById('test').style.display = 'none';
//alert("an action will run here");
}
});
The machine time is now “2015/10/15 11:04:00” but the countdown timer is showing “02:58:10” which would be “2015/10/15 14:03:00” – any idea why this is happening?
Hi, are you sure you set the right timezone setting? please make sure your machine timezone setting is the same with the countdown timezone setting to get the remain time you want, and please login by the account that you purchase this file to get support
Hi seller,
Couple of questions.
- How many timers can I display in one page and how easy is it to implement? I will have about 50 date times to display. Thank you.
Thank you.
Hi, basically you can add unlimited countdowns at one page, but sometimes your user maybe using mobile device or old computer, so maybe 5~25 countdowns was better for all users
Hi
Is it possible to use countdown in magento theme or extension if i buy extended license?
Thanks
sorry, we don’t provide the extended license
just purchased. I would like to know how to add countdown timer to one page or landing page.
How to set up countdown timer – start a fresh after every 12 hours? Thanks
I can not find ” jCountdown panel” .
Hi, as you can see, you need to set a date/time to create a countdown, so you can print any date/time setting via any server-side script, this is a PHP example, it will always print the date/time to the last second of this day
<?php
echo "var targetTimeText='"date("Y-m-d")."''24:00:00";
?>
I try to add server time to the script, just in case some computers/other devices clock is wrong.
Can you provide a solution for it? thank.
Hi, jCountdown is a pure javascript/CSS script, so it can’t load the server time
