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Posted by nchs09 on Feb-10-2009 21:52:

Anybody know of a good "countdown" clock which can be used in websites?

Help plz.

Thanks

Posted by alefort on Feb-10-2009 22:17:

I'll help once you set your location to something that isn't 100 characters long.

Posted by Akridrot on Feb-10-2009 23:02:

It's not like it messes up the whole page, it only stretches out his box in threads, so what's the big deal!

Posted by woscar on Feb-10-2009 23:54:

I have one I made for our intranet website. When do you need it for?

Posted by Ian on Feb-10-2009 23:55:

Posted by nchs09 on Feb-11-2009 00:38:

Fine, ill change my location

I need it for this week? Is that possible?

Posted by woscar on Feb-11-2009 01:50:

Sure, I'll send the code tomorrow when I get to the office

Posted by T-Soma on Feb-11-2009 02:59:

Here is one

Just google for something like "javascript timer"

Posted by nchs09 on Feb-11-2009 04:09:

quote:
Originally posted by woscar
Sure, I'll send the code tomorrow when I get to the office
sweet.. thanks.

Cant wait.

quote:
Originally posted by T-Soma
Here is one

Just google for something like "javascript timer"
thanks also

Posted by Ania_xox on Feb-11-2009 04:15:

Posted by nchs09 on Feb-11-2009 04:16:

quote:
Originally posted by Ania_xox

I think you are starting to fall in love with me. Call me.... i will provide food, sex and MAYBE shelter. Worst case, you can sleep outside.

Posted by Ania_xox on Feb-11-2009 04:20:

mmmm cheeeeeeeeeeese
i'm fuckibn hungry

Nachos come over if you bring nachos

NACHO CHEESE
(there is some kind of joke like this/)??

Posted by woscar on Feb-11-2009 18:55:

I just realized mine is not going to work because it uses objects stored in a library in my intranet server. There's a way to make it work but it would be too complicated

If you Google "Javascript Timer" like someone suggested above, you will get a lot of pages that allow you to customize it and then just copypasta it to your web page

Sorry I couldn't be of more help

Posted by KiNeTiC ENeRgY on Feb-11-2009 19:37:

I prefer the countdown clock for little Shilo, daughter of Brad Pitt and his bitch Angie to become legal.

http://www.lexandterry.com/Countdown.aspx

Posted by [N]�k|��[Z] on Feb-11-2009 20:19:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian

bastard, i was gonna do that

Posted by squirrelly on Feb-11-2009 20:35:

quote:
Originally posted by nchs09
I think you are starting to fall in love with me. Call me.... i will provide food, sex and MAYBE shelter. Worst case, you can sleep outside.

It SHOULD be call me, you can give me a BJ, I'll do you in the p00per and you might get to eat, too.

Posted by Ania_xox on Feb-11-2009 20:54:

fuuuuck i was high last night

none of my posts make any sense

Posted by meltzz on Mar-15-2009 20:50:

Re: Anybody know of a good "countdown" clock which can be used in websites?

quote:
Originally posted by nchs09
Help plz.

Thanks

I favor a Countdown.

To the average fan who would be on the fence, the Countdown with 30 minutes on will help buys. Putting them on with no build-up is a waste.

Posted by idoru on Mar-15-2009 20:55:

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Originally posted by meltzz
I favor a Countdown.

To the average fan who would be on the fence, the Countdown with 30 minutes on will help buys. Putting them on with no build-up is a waste.

Why in the hell did you bump this thread?

Posted by meltzz on Mar-15-2009 20:58:

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quote:
Originally posted by idoru
Why in the hell did you bump this thread?

You might, but everyone in Columbus pegged the event as the biggest event of the year in the city. Over and over the shops, restaurants, etc. and the TV news reports were saying how this is the biggest event of the year in the city, saying it matter of factly. I never heard anyone say OSU vs. Michigan as a comparison.

Posted by idoru on Mar-15-2009 21:01:

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quote:
Originally posted by meltzz
You might, but everyone in Columbus pegged the event as the biggest event of the year in the city. Over and over the shops, restaurants, etc. and the TV news reports were saying how this is the biggest event of the year in the city, saying it matter of factly. I never heard anyone say OSU vs. Michigan as a comparison.

So you searched for a thread about "Countdown" (regarding sports), and decided to post in a thread regarding a countdown clock for websites? Did you even read this thread?

Posted by meltzz on Mar-15-2009 21:03:

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quote:
Originally posted by idoru
So you searched for a thread about "Countdown" (regarding sports), and decided to post in a thread regarding a countdown clock for websites? Did you even read this thread?

The original post is hardly spot on.

Posted by idoru on Mar-15-2009 21:05:

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quote:
Originally posted by meltzz
The original post is hardly spot on.

Everybody else knew what he was talking about.

Posted by meltzz on Mar-15-2009 21:06:

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quote:
Originally posted by idoru
Everybody else knew what he was talking about.

So is he a geek or not, given he's the one who called himself DJ?

Posted by idoru on Mar-15-2009 21:09:

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quote:
Originally posted by meltzz
So is he a geek or not, given he's the one who called himself DJ?

What in the name of fuck are you talking about?

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