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I just purchased this counter. I uploaded the folder “as is” to my webser and none of the counters are showing. I can see them on my local PC in my Chrome browser but not when I the same files are online. is there something that I’m missing?
Hey, please provide a link by PM.
Best, Boom-Apps Team
Hi
Is it possible to use countdown in magento theme or extension if i buy extended license?
Thanks
Hello, Yes – if you buy an extended license you can include the item in other item you intend to sell.
Also, we would love to get a link to your item with our countdown 
Best, Boom-Apps Team.
Hi, how can I change the counter size? If I change the width via CSS (# redCountdown_1440335330678_7717079 {width: 400px;}) then the circulars are not small. Is there a solution? Thanks a lot!
Could you please show me a website where this doesn’t work? A link pls. Here or by PM. This CSS should work.
I had a similar problem to PopeyeDoyle. I wanted to use your counter on a teaser page to countdown to my client’s new Web site launch on 09/01/2015. However, when I entered the timestamp (1441079999) the counter said it was 16,000 days away.
I tried to apply the answer you gave him, but I couldn’t seem to get it to work with the version of the code that I’m using.
The solution I came up with was to get a time stamp for today’s date and subtract it from the end date: 1441079999 (09-01-2015) – 1437176809 (07-17-2015) = 3903190
I then used this difference in the end parameter in your code:
$('#rC_PD').redCountdown({
end: $.now() + 3903190,
labels: true,
style: {
element: "",
textResponsive: .5,
daysElement: {
gauge: {
thickness: .05,
bgColor: "rgba(255,255,255,0.1)",
fgColor: "#fff"
},
textCSS: 'font-family:\'Open Sans\'; font-size:28px; line-height:18px; font-weight:700; color:#000;'
},
It seems to be displaying the correct amount of time now, but is there a reason not to do this?
My project manager purchased the license for the software. I can get the purchase code from him if you need it before you weigh in on my comment.
Actually, I guess my above solution wouldn’t work. Each time the page reloads it would add a chunk of time equivalent to the distance between July 17th and September 1st regardless of the actual date. What I’d really need is something like end: 1441079999 – $.now(),.
Sorry for over-posting everyone. Boom-apps answer to PopeyeDoyle solved my problem as well, I just had some trouble translating the “hotfix” example for the pre-sets into the more expanded usage I needed.
In the hopes of helping someone else avoid the same troubles I had, below is what the “hotfix” looks like the way I ended up using it.
<script type="text/javascript">
$('#rC_PD').redCountdown({
labels: false,
end: 1441079999,
labels: true,
now: Math.floor($.now() / 1000),
style: {
element: "",
//etc..
Hello! I have another question: I am trying to modify the font in the countdown, and I have understand that the Text CSS (*) field must be edited.I would like to have the headland one font, and I am typing “font-family:’Headland One’;” in the mentioned field, but the font does not change.where I am wrong? thanks!
I don’t know why the PURCHASED badge disappeared, I’m sending you an email with purchase code
Hi!
Whenever I input the 13-digit unix timestamp that I get from converter websites, the timer gives me crazy dates.
I put in 1446872400000 wanting it to be 11/07/2015 Eastern US Time. But, it tells me on the timer that it is 212105 days away…What am I doing wrong?
Thank you!
Hi! There appears to be some kind of bug. Thanks for reporting, it’ll be fixed ASAP.
Meanwhile, quick hotfix:
$(’#redcountdown’).redCountdown({ preset: “flat-colors”, end: 1446872400, now: Math.floor($.now() / 1000) });
Pass standard 11 digit timestamp as “now” parameter and use standard 11 digit timestamp in “end” parameter
Hi.
Is there a way to disable the display of the seconds counter, so only display Days, Hours and Minutes?
Thanks,
Ali
Hi! It’s not possible out-of-the-box, but simple css does the thing:
.redCountdownWrapper .redCountdownSeconds { display: none; }
.redCountdownWrapper .redCountdownWrapper > div { width:calc((100% / 3) – 20px); }
This looks great! Is there a way to get the timer to count up as oppose to counting down?
Hey, Unfortunatelly there is no such option at the moment.
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.11.0.min.js"></script>
<!--[if IE]><script type="text/javascript" src="/js/excanvas.js"></script><![endif]-->
<script src="/js/jquery.knob.min.js"></script>
<script src="/js/jquery.ba-throttle-debounce.min.js"></script>
<script src="/js/jquery.redcountdown.js"></script>
Then in the body of the page I put:
<div id="sampleRedCountdownContainer" />
<script>
$(function() {
$("#sampleRedCountdownContainer").redCountdown({ preset: "flat-colors", end: 1414821973 });
});
</script>
What am I doing wrong? Please forgive me if this is a stupid question as I’m trying to learn. Thank you for your help.
Hi, It takes time in miliseconds. Use 1414821973000 (13 digits) vs 1414821973 (10 digits). Just add 3 zero’s and it’ll be fine. BTW. There is also Wordpress version of plugin with shortcode and editor 
Thanks. I still can’t get it to work, even on a page outside of Wordpress (see screenshot ). Could I trade for the Wordpress version?
I would need to see the website working (i need console, debugging tools, etc.) and then I could help. Can you give me the address of website working?
If it won’t help I think I can give you a small gift 
Sure, the non Wordpress page is at http://www.macontracks.org/testnavbar3.html , but I’d really like to get it up at the Wordpress page which is at http://macontracks.org/testnavbar2/ . E-mail me if you’d like admin access. Thanks so much!
Hi, Basic problem is wrong html near jquery include: <script type=”text/javascript”> <script type=”text/javascript” src=”http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.11.0.min.js”></script>
Delete the first line 
$('#rC').redCountdown({ preset: "white-fat", end: $.now() + 10000});
to
$('#rC').redCountdown({ preset: "white-fat", end: '1442660400'});
the countdown just comes up all 0s.
Why is this? thanks, Robert
Hi, It takes time in miliseconds. $.now() for now = 1426008349515 (13 digits) vs 1442660400 (10 digits). Just add 3 zero’s and it’ll be fine.
Amazing job!
Pozdrawiam 
Thanks!
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Hi,
Where do adjust time?
Thanks.
Hi, What do you mean by “adjust time” ?
I want to set up countdown time to finish for 27 days…how do I do that?
You need to use “end” parameter. It takes unix timestamp, so 27 days from now will be 1424005496
looks great! can I actually make the count down circles smaller so it can fit on simple table list view like the size of Excel cell.
Yes, it scales up and down to any dimensions. Try scaling browser with demo page and you will see.
Hi,
Is this PHP server side time countdown? (Doesn’t matter what is the date/time on client device?)
Hi, Yes, you can do that. You have to pass PHP’s time() (or equivalent in other server side language) into plugins’ “now:” parameter.
Thx.
You’re welcome. If you buy, please don’t forget to rate 
Wordpress version included HTML version?
Yes, Wordpress version includes original JavaScript plugin.
Great news, thx.
Hi
I am looking to purchase this. However I was wondering if you are able to help me. I am thinking about using this for a promotion we are running and we are looking to release certain boxes containing promotional codes on certain days. I was thinking of using the countdown on those boxes but is there a way I can lock the boxes until the countdown finishes?
Regards Ali
Hi, Yes, you can do that. There is a callback function fired when countdown ends. So you can AJAX load these codes after end with some backend security (if you do need security). If you don’t you can simply play with display css parameter. Some basic programming knowledge will be neccessary.
Nice and clean looking, indeed. A question: Upon expiry of a countdown, would you be able to call a url or load a modal (ex: Do you want stay connected?) or refresh page?
Hi, there is an expire callback function that you can pass in plugin parameters, so yes. However you have to code the modal or redirect yourself.
Nice script ! GLWS 
Thanks!
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jednak kraj to chyba polska bo UE to nie kraj.
Dzi?ki! 
Wow, these are awesome. Very clean and elegant. Hoping to find a project I can use this in soon. GLWS.
Thanks a lot! GLWS too!