Mastercafe - Juan wrote:
> Hi group, i'm trying to make a simple FLA with put the difference between
> actual date() and other future date (like 31/12/2006)
> How to put time difference with action script??

>
>
> Mastercafe - Juan wrote:
>> Hi group, i'm trying to make a simple FLA with put the difference between
>> actual date() and other future date (like 31/12/2006)
>> How to put time difference with action script??
>
> drop it on frame, make text field with variable name "timeRemaining"
> Put it in some loop like setInterval or enterframe or two frames movie
> clip to update the timer.
> Take note that dates are months are counter from zero to 11 not 1 to 12 so
> if you want
> December, you need to use 11.
>
>
> now = new Date();
> euro = new Date(2006, 11, 30, 23, 59, 59);
> days = (euro-now)/1000/60/60/24;
> daysRound = Math.floor(days);
> hours = (euro-now)/1000/60/60-(24*daysRound);
> hoursRound = Math.floor(hours);
> minutes = (euro-now)/1000/60-(24*60*daysRound)-(60*hoursRound);
> minutesRound = Math.floor(minutes);
> seconds =
> (euro-now)/1000-(24*60*60*daysRound)-(60*60*hoursRound)-(60*minutesRound);
> secondsRound = Math.round(seconds);
> if (secondsRound == 1) {
> sec = " second ";
> } else {
> sec = " seconds ";
> }
> if (minutesRound == 1) {
> min = " minute ";
> } else {
> min = " minutes ";
> }
> if (hoursRound == 1) {
> hr = " hour ";
> } else {
> hr = " hours ";
> }
> if (daysRound == 1) {
> dy = " day ";
> } else {
> dy = " days ";
> }
> timeRemaining =
> daysRound+dy+hoursRound+hr+minutesRound+min+secondsRound+sec;
>
> --
> Regards
>
> Urami
>
>
> --
>
>
>
> Happy New Year guys - all the best there is in the 2006 :)
>
>
>
>
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> there are also several tutorials on the web that you could just
> copy-n-paste
> the code from. One in particular i'm thinking of is days/hours/min/sec
> untill
> Christmas counter. Change the math to use variables instead of fixed
> values,
> then give a way to have imput for those variables and you're set.
>