Apple Countdown Numbers

I believe it was Seph said that someone should make a prog, docklet, or samurize using the numbers. Well, as usual, I'm bored and pathetic, so I got all the images from their site.

Go Baby Go!!! 18.9K

The first number is the number (make sense 0==0), and the second is the frame. So the first number goes backward and the second goes foreward

ex.

91

92

93

81

82

ect...

I'll try to do something, no promises however. The only bad thing is if I do a prog, it will be in vb >.< and I'm not familiar with docklets or samurize. So if I do something I'll be learning something new. Good luck.

edit: Haha, no one saw it except for three people.

edit(dos): fixed link

#63600

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#63601

Did you right-click and save as?

Let me switch it to a different server.

I'll post when it's ready.

#63602

Sorry 'bout that. Check the original post again.

#63605

Thanks for collecting these for us

#63607

What about the javascript, have that one ready for us??? I'd really like to put that on one of my school clubs' website.

#63612

Here's the very basic of the code. I'll make one with the borders.

Test Countdown Page

It's in one .htm file that you can split into two .js files.

The path variable must be blank if the images are in the same directory, or end with a slash "/" if different (ex. path="images/").

Any questions? Ask.

#63627

Thanks, that's really cool. I'm really bad at Javascript, so could you tell me how to set the countdown to a different date/time, for example November 3rd or something like that. Thanks a lot. (Y) (Y)

#63631

Search for this line

var then = new Date("October 24, 2003 20:00:00");

And modify in between the quotes, keeping the same format. Remember it's in military time.

Another thing, I didn't code this, I just took it from Apple's web site, so beware there.

So yours will be

var then = new Date("November 3, 2003 00:00:00");

#63634

I had thought about doing this myself. Thnx for saving me the effort!

#63673

Gee i never tought my suggestion would actually go through (and this fast!)

Thanx Wizard for the effort!!!!!

Cheers..

Seph

#63736

isn`t there a Docklet for Object Dock.... you know something like a Count down clock .. it will be very useful for a person like me. who really needs to count down days ... "for my exams at the university" you know that can help me to try to not waste all my time on internet. .... what do you think ??? where can i find it ??? PM with the info please thanks in advance !

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