AutoRepeat Countdown Timer Widget

Hello to you! I was desperately looking for a widget that allows me to have an hour countdown to open a bar.
I just wish it shows " Still open for 3:48 p.m. ," and it will reset automatically. With bonus (along you are the best ) so may display the style closure schedules " Reopens in 3:12 ."
The only countdown widget I found are for site openings with a countdown day / hour / second ...
Thank you!

These should help you :
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28949028/countdown-reset-on-specific-time
javascript - How Do I Create A Countdown Time That Resets At A Specific Time - Stack Overflow
Thanks,
Sanjit

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Is there a way to get the countdown timer widget to "autorepeat" each week? I would like to use it as a countdown for a Service Time.

These should help you :
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28949028/countdown-reset-on-specific-time
javascript - How Do I Create A Countdown Time That Resets At A Specific Time - Stack Overflow
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Sanjit

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Thanks but not quite the answer I was looking for.
How about adding a year on when it reaches 0?

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Hi all, i have been looking around for a quiz countdown timer widget (or code) and am surprised to not really find anything - i would have thought this would be a standard addition to Captivate. Basically i want a timer displayed when a user starts a quiz, and when the timer gets to 0, the user is redirected to the results page.
The closest i got to a result was the following link from Lilybiri:
http://lilybiri.posterous.com/timer-widget-to-stress-your-learners
but this code stays on the selected slide until the "next" button is pressed - i need it to automatically go to results page when countdown complete.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers

Which 'widget' do you use (could try to check it): Timer widget, Timing interaction, Hourglass interaction? Maybe the first one is no longer available for your version...

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I have flash media server...
Here's a Scenario:
User wants to do a Live broadcast.. But.. they don't want to
just press record and have it starting Streaming Right that second.
They need a Delay to prepare for their Live Broadcasts.
Whats the best way for a script for a user to decide how much
time delay they need before Recording Starts?
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Self-Timer which will give them time to get ready for their live
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Open the widget library panel and follow the link to Adobe Muse Exchange.
There you find a fine little widget collection, named Andrews Prototypes.
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Hey! I'm trying to find two types of countdown timers. One that would display during a slide and the other that can span a few slides (i.e. you have 5 minutes to do the questions on these 3 slides). Anyone know of any widgets like this? I saw the following timer, but it seems to be for Captivate 4 - http://forums.adobe.com/click.jspa?searchID=5036774&objectType=2&objectID=2505616
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Hello,
I'm preparing a blog post on the default widgets that come with CP5, but lack of time... Hope to make it this week.
Anyway there is an interesting widget 'Timer' included. You can set a maximum, let it count up or count down, put it in analog or digital mode etc.
If you put the widget on a master slide the counter will restart for each slide. If you put it on a slide and set it to display for the rest of the project, it will continue timing. As you can hide any object on a later slide using an action or an advanced action, this is the way to go if you want a timer for a sequence of slides. I blogged about Hiding objects, here is the link:
Playing Hide-and-Seek
You can also create a custom timer by using the system variable cpInfoElapsedTimeMS. Tried to explain that workflow in another blog post (was for a Quiz, but is also possible for any other slide):
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I'm working on my first J2ME project, and I'm trying to figure out how best to create a visual countdown timer. In this application, the user is given a little 'mission' that must be solved. Some missions are timed, and the device must be able to display how much time is left in the mission.
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hmm, always visible...
you could try removing/adding a Command once a second, with its label as the time ;]
pretty ugly way of doing it, but the only way if your dealing with Form's.
rob,

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Just got Keynote and excited about exploring the possibilities. One thing I'd like have for presentations is an editable countdown timer: something I could insert on a slide, punch in a duration to the presentation start, and let it countdown.
Not sure if this is doable, though was thinking if it couldn't be done through Keynote itself, maybe a Dashboard widget overlaid would work as an alternative?
Found a passing reference to something that sounds close at the following thread, but not sure where to go from here:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=1182707&#1182707
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iBook G4 1.33 Mac OS X (10.4.6)

Remembered that Apple had a download area for widgets, and rumuged around countdown timers and found one that's nice:
http://www.apple.com/downloads/dashboard/calculate_convert/321.html
In Keynote, I turned on the preference that allows Dashboard, Expose, and other apps to operate during a presentation. It warns that presentation performance may suffer, though not sure how much of an impact it'll actually make.
So using the timer in Dashboard overlaid over the Keynote title slide seems like one solution (though the impact on presentation performance remains to be seen). An in-presentation counter might be nicer.
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Hi there,
I have inserted the timer widget in a project to let the learner know how much time is left on an audio recording. So, say the audio is 5 minutes. the widget is set to countdown from 5 minutes etc. I want the learner to be able to stop and start the project using the playbar and obviously the countdown needs to stop as well.. However when the project is stopped like this, the timer continues to countdown even though I have set it to synchronise with the project.
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Nothing that can be done with advanced actions then? Conditional action triggered by stopping and starting the slide?

HTML5 : How to replace Timer widget

Hi!
I have many games that use Timer widget: "Find out something in 10 seconds". The timer countdown from 10 to 0.
In html5, the timer doesn't work. Is there an another to do that? Some king of advanced action with variable or something?
Thanks!
Laurie-Anne

Are the slides paused as the widget counts down? Is it possible to simply have the slide last for 10 seconds, with staggered captions (each one with a number) appearing each second? If you need something to happen once they reach the end, then you could execute an advanced action upon "exit." (Like pause the slide, show incorrect caption, show next button, etc.)
Without knowing the details of your games I don't know if I'm being helpful or suggesting something silly/unworkable, but it's a thought.

Best way to implement a countdown timer for a turn based LCCS game

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I am trying to build a turn based game and sketching out the high level map, so I can focus my efforts towards the direction I should be digging.
One thing I have not seen much in the sample apps is how a turn based game is best handled.
For example, a countdown timer. Should it be a shared property? Or a Baton which is supposed to manage workflows and has a timeout property?
Or, should I forget those two, and time this on the server, although if it would become popular keeping track of all the times in the rooms would cost an arm and leg. Would love to hear some best practices on this.

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I'd like to make a video that has a timer that counts down one second at a time. I need one starting at 5:00 (five minutes). Is there a way to easily do this in After Effects without having to manually change the text every second?
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I'm glad that you found a solution, but I thought that you might appreciate a suggestion of another approach.
Colin Braley provides a tutorial and example project on
his website that show how to use an expression on the Source Text property to animate text to overcome some of the limitations of the Numbers effect.
There's a similar example in the
"Example: Animate text as a timecode display" section of After Effects Help.
Here are some Community Help searches that can lead you to some ideas, too:
Community Help search for 'countdown timer'
Community Help search for 'digital countdown timer'

Countdown Timer Error Msg: "Warning: 1090: Migration issue"

Hey folks,
New to Flash here (using CS3), trying to create a countdown
timer.
Following is the error message I receive when trying to test
the
movie:
"Warning: 1090: Migration issue: The onEnterFrame is not
triggered
automatically by Flash Player at run time in ActionScript
3.0. You
must first register this handler for the event using
addEventListener
( 'enterFrame', callback_handler).
Does anyone know what this means? And please "dumb it down"
for this newbie. :)
Following is the actionscript I'm using:
this.onEnterFrame = function() {
var today:Date = new Date();
var currentYear = today.getFullYear();
var currentTime = today.getTime();
var targetDate:Date = new Date(2007,5,10);
var targetTime = targetDate.getTime();
var timeLeft = targetTime - currentTime;
var sec = Math.floor(timeLeft/1000);
var min = Math.floor(sec/60);
var hrs = Math.floor(min/60);
var days = Math.floor(hrs/24);
sec = String(sec % 60);
if (sec.length < 2) {
sec = "0" + sec;
min = String(min % 60);
if (min.length < 2) {
min = "0" + min;
hrs = String(hrs % 24);
if (hrs.length < 2) {
hrs = "0" + hrs;
days = String(days);
var counter:String = days + ":" + hrs + ":" + min + ":" +
sec;
time_txt.text = counter;
Thanks in advance!!!

It just means that you can't do things the "old" way. You
have to use the
AS3 event model, like so:
this.addEventListener("enterFrame", enterFrameHandler);
function enterFrameHandler(evt:Event) {
var today:Date = new Date();
var currentYear = today.getFullYear();
var currentTime = today.getTime();
var targetDate:Date = new Date(2007,5,10);
var targetTime = targetDate.getTime();
var timeLeft = targetTime - currentTime;
var sec = Math.floor(timeLeft/1000);
var min = Math.floor(sec/60);
var hrs = Math.floor(min/60);
var days = Math.floor(hrs/24);
sec = String(sec % 60);
if (sec.length < 2) {
sec = "0" + sec;
min = String(min % 60);
if (min.length < 2) {
min = "0" + min;
hrs = String(hrs % 24);
if (hrs.length < 2) {
hrs = "0" + hrs;
days = String(days);
var counter:String = days + ":" + hrs + ":" + min + ":" +
sec;
time_txt.text = counter;

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The test page where you can see this is: http://hyperflite.com/countdowntest.html
TIA

Hi,
Is there any reason for the numerous body tags in there?
<pre><body onload="doCountdown();">
<body>
<body ... >
</pre>
I don't have Safari here to test with, but I wouldn't have thought they were helping matters

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dear AE Family,
Total Newbie here looking to make a 3d countdown timer in after effects CC. I know how to use the effect to make the standard timer. But I want to make the
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PS I really need it to look like 5:00 4:59, to 0:00 . 3d extrusion.
Thanks in advance, much appreciated.

Have you gone though Getting Started with After Effects?
Have you seen the Basic Workflow series?
Be aware that if you want extruded text with Ray-traced rendering you are going to be in for long render times even with a compatible Cuda card installed and extremely long render times without one.
The easiest way to make a countdown timer that will work with extruded text is to Google Countdown Timer After Effects and then look for expressions. You will find this popular universal timer expression from Dan Ebberts: Dan Ebberts's Expressioneering Design Guide
Get that far and get back to us with your problems.
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