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• BlackBerry Smartphones countdown timer will not be reset (also published in Council 8220)

  I have put up with this problem for quite a while and starts to get really frustrated with it.  There are several topics that describe the 'why' is happening on other Blackberry (Storm 9530) devices but not how to fix it.  At least not how to solve this problem on a 8220.  They all mention the same symptoms, I'm having and related countdown of the number of "negative" (which does make any sense to me).  It was mentioned that the 744 hours is a turning point, and I agree.  I think it has to do with the idea that the timer was not supposed to go to more than 1 month/31 days/744 hours.

  Currently, my timer shows 00:00:00 if I reset, but if I hit the start, he goes to 743:59:59 and countdown starts.  If I try all 1 minute and 5 minutes or whatever it is I have the patience to test, again, it will count down to 0, and then roll immediately to 743:59:59.  If I add 99:00:00, it shows that on the countdown screen, and then if I try to change the time again he auto-remplit with 03:00 (it will still use the rest of I put in next so divided by 24 hours).  Another example, if I put 24:00:00, it will add 24 hours to the existing number (in hundreds) and the field will fill with all zeros again.  I can only reduce the time shown on the clock having a rest and then reset to 0.  Essentially, I can always get to show a multiple of 24 hours, but I'm just trying to set reminders of the laundry, etc...  It's ridiculous!

  (v4.6.0.180 platform 4.1.0.61) I've done a zillion battery tire since it started and I don't want to wipe all my applications...

  mmlowe, please don't double post your questions in the forum... rude and someone has just to clean it up.  Were responded to your other post: http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/BlackBerry-Pearl-BlackBerry-8100/Countdown-timer-won-t-reset/...

• Redundant notifications watch OS 3 Countdown Timer

  Watch 3 OS, the countdown now redundant notifications. When the timer counts down to 0, you get the normal "meter made" alert and then 15 seconds later, you also get a notification of alarm named 'COUNT_DOWN_TIME_REACHED '. It doesn't seem to be a sign of timer settings in the application settings of the watch, so I can't understand how to disable this alert redundant and boring.

  Hello

  This seems to be a bug. You can report (as others have fact) to Apple here:

  https://www.Apple.com/feedback/watch.html

• Countdown time zone?

  Hey all, I came to this Ant a few times and everytime I posted help I got it and I got the right help. Then I'm back. Now here's my problem. I made this account down to a certain event. (Yes, I'm someone help) and it works fine, I've done all the images it works very well, if I am then I thought id experament. Then I changed my computer zone and guess what. The weather changed on the account down. Can I do my 'er County' down, Countdown to a specific time zone so it backwards and be the same for everyone? so no matter what time zone, you must it will be ONLY for a certain type of zone? Heres my account down so far;
  
  http://snro.ifastnet.com/wipe.html
  
  And here is the script that I have for my account down. Can someone give me a code better, then it will keep my meter to count down exactly the same just only 1 specific time zone? (AS below)
  
  

  Quote:
  Stop();
  
  currentDate = new Date();
  Remote = currentDate.getFullYear ();
  
  Date (year, month-1, date [, hour [, minute [, second [, millisecond]]]])
  eventDate = new Date (distant, 9, 28, 12);
  eventMillisecs = eventDate.getTime ();
  
  counter.onEnterFrame = function() {}
  currentDate = new Date();
  currentMillisecs = currentDate.getTime ();
  This.msecs = eventMillisecs - currentMillisecs;
  If (this.msecs < = 0) {}
  Play();
  return;
  }
  This.secs = Math.floor(this.msecs/1000;)
  This.mins = Math.floor(this.secs/60;)
  This.hours = Math.floor(this.mins/60;)
  This.Days = Math.floor(this.hours/24;)
  This.msecs = string (this.msecs % 1000);
  This.secs = string (this.secs % 60);
  This.mins = string (this.mins % 60);
  This.hours = string (this.hours % 24);
  This.Days = string (this.days);
  
  all in this.msecs (this.msecs.length < 3) = '0' + this.msecs;
  If (this.secs.length < 2) this.secs = '0' + this.secs;
  If (this.mins.length < 2) this.mins = '0' + this.mins;
  If (this.hours.length < 2) this.hours = '0' + this.hours;
  all in this.days (this.days.length < 3) = '0' + this.days;
  
  for (film in this) {}
  If (this [film] ._parent == this) this [movie] .evaluateFrameFrom (this);
  }
  };
  
  MovieClip.prototype.evaluateFrameFrom = {function (variableClip)}
  var nameArray = this._name.split ("_");
  var numberSet = variableClip [NomTableau [0]];
  var character = number(nameArray[1]);
  var frame = 1 + number (numberSet.charAt (character));
  If (this ._currentframe! = frame) this.gotoAndStop (frame);
  };

• Using countdown timer

  Hi people, just a quick question... I followed a tutorial to create a countdown through flash, and I can't make it work. I have put in place a dynamic text box named time_txt and that you have the following code:
  
  this.onEnterFrame = function() {}
  
  var today: Date = new Date ();
  Those of var = today.getFullYear ();
  currentTime var = today.getTime ();
  
  var targetDate:Date = new Date (currentyear, 1, 10)
  var Date_cible = targetDate.getTime ();
  
  var Date_cible = timeLeft - currentTime;
  
  var s = Math.floor (timeLeft/1000);
  var min = Math.floor (sec/60);
  var h = Math.floor (minutes/60);
  var days = Math.floor (hrs/24);
  SEC = string (s % 60);
  If (sec.length < 2) {}
  s = '0' + seconds;
  }
  min = string (min % 60);
  If (min.length < 2) {}
  min = "0" + min;
  }
  h = string (24 hrs %);
  If (hrs.length < 2) {}
  h = "0" + hrs;
  }
  days = string (days);
  var counter: String = days + ":" + h + ":" + min + ":" + seconds;
  time_txt. Text = counter;
  }
  
  However, when I press on "control + enter ' to test my timer, staic text on the screen is displayed. Any ideas on what could go wrong? If it helps at all, here's the URL for the tutorial: http://www.oman3d.com/tutorials/flash/video/countdown.php
  
  Thank you!

  It's quite strange. I just downloaded and open the file in flash without problem and he showed that it was published for flash 6, a.s. 1.0.

  Well, I don't think I changed anything either, but the code to fix the stuff I mentioned above:

• Behavior strange question slides as well as a countdown timer!

  Hello Captivators,

  I am facing a strange behavior on the slides in question with a countdown. Whenever I have put a countdown on a question slide, one of the options and answers disappear. What's not here? Am I missing anything in the settings?

  I am using Captivate 8 (Trial Version).

  
  

  

  
  

  

  Thanks in advance for your support.

  Greetings

  Please, do not post the same question twice... Will check this point, but had to read your question twice. Not very friendly to post in several forums.

• Another problem with countdown timer.  Don't know why

  Hi all

  I noticed on my 30 minutes to count down the seconds seem to ignore or hesitate at different intervals.  It seems to work for 30 minutes, but it will be displayed on a GIANT screen and the seconds of the movements is very obvious.  Someone would show me how please correct the code to a total accuracy of the calendar?  Not sure if I should add milliseconds.  (I don't want to show in the timer, just minutes and seconds 00:00.  Thanks in advance.

  Here is the code

  totalTime = 1800;

  Start from 30 minutes

  startTime = getTimer();

  function timer() {}

  timeLeft = (totalTime * 1000)-(getTimer () - startTime);

  seconds = Math.floor (timeLeft/1000);

  minutes = 0;

  While (seconds > 59) {}

  seconds = seconds-60;

  minutes = minutes + 1;

  }

  If (minutes < 10) {}

  minutes = String("0"+minutes);

  }

  If (seconds < 10) {}

  seconds = String ("0" + seconds);

  }

  Time_text. "Text = minutes +": "+ seconds;

  If (timeLeft < = 0) {}

  Time_text. Text = ("00:00");

  _root.gotoAndPlay (11);

  clearInterval (timer1);

  }

  }

  Timer1 = setInterval (timer, 1000);

  You walk a fine line with a 1 second interval.  Increase your sampling rate and you are less likely to ignore a value.  Here is an approach that samples at rate of the file.  Note that 'var' has been addded in many places.  You should always declare your variables without worrying that AS2 allows you to not have to.

  totalTime var = 1800;

  Start from 30 minutes

  startTime = getTimer() var;

  this.onEnterFrame = function() {}

  timeLeft var = (totalTime * 1000)-(getTimer () - startTime);

  var seconds = Math.floor (timeLeft/1000);

  var minutes = Math.floor (seconds/60);

  seconds = seconds % 60;

  If (minutes<10)>
  minutes = String("0"+minutes);
  }

  If (seconds<10)>
  seconds = String ("0" + seconds);
  }

  Time_text. "Text = minutes +": "+ seconds;

  If (timeLeft<=0)>
  delete this.onEnterFrame;
  Time_text. Text = ("00:00");
  _root.gotoAndPlay (11);
  }
  }

• Countdown Timer Error Msg: &amp; quot; WARNING: 1090: Migration &amp; quot; problem

  Hey people,
  
  New to Flash here (using the CS3), trying to create a countdown.
  
  Here is the error message I get when trying to test the
  film:
  
  "WARNING: 1090: Migration issue: the onEnterFrame is not raised."
  automatically by Flash Player running in ActionScript 3.0. You
  must first register this handler for the event using addEventListener method
  ('enterFrame', callback_handler).
  
  Anyone know what this means? And please "dumb it down" for this beginner. :)
  
  Here is the actionscript code that I use:
  
  this.onEnterFrame = function() {}
  
  var today: Date = new Date();
  Those of var = today.getFullYear ();
  currentTime var = today.getTime ();
  
  var targetDate:Date = new Date (2007,5,10);
  var Date_cible = targetDate.getTime ();
  
  var Date_cible = timeLeft - currentTime;
  
  var s = Math.floor (timeLeft/1000);
  var min = Math.floor (sec/60);
  var h = Math.floor (minutes/60);
  var days = Math.floor (hrs/24);
  sec = String (s % 60);
  If (sec.length < 2) {}
  s = '0' + seconds;
  }
  min = String (min % 60);
  If (min.length < 2) {}
  min = "0" + min;
  }
  h = String (24 hrs %);
  If (hrs.length < 2) {}
  h = "0" + hrs;
  }
  days = String (days);
  
  var counter: String = days + ":" + h + ":" + min + ":" + seconds;
  time_txt. Text = counter;
  }
  
  
  Thanks in advance!
  
  

  Or you must go in your publishing settings and change the setting to AS2. :)

• Countdown timer tutorial?

  Hello
  
  I would like to find a tutorial on how to pass a value to a flash countdown (i.e. minutes he begin the countdown of)-does anyone know where that I could start?
  
  I would like to use PHP to pass the value if it makes a difference.
  
  Thanks in advance

  This sorting.

  Removed the concat '0' within the function.

  Much thanks Moloko.

• Perform actions when the timer is stopped

  Hello

  So, I have a double that countdown to 200 seconds (my own timer, no built-in timer). I can pause in the middle of the program execution time. I like to check to see if this double yet backwards (in operation) and if not (suspended), do some additional things turning on a Timer light saying are paused, etc.. How can I check to see the countdown timer or not?

  Thanks for any help!

  SM

  just re - write.

• How to control the sampling time during data acquisition

  I managed to manually collect 16 channels of analog signals (writing custom file VI) using a command Boolean start/stop.  I would like to allow the user to set a term of the sample on the front panel (for example, 20 seconds) and initiate sampling by clicking a start button.  The user can also put an end to the reception of the data before the end of the set time by clicking a stop button.  I looked at several examples of countdown timer, but could not figure out how to integrate it with my VI.  All suggestions and examples will be very appreciated.

  You are far too complicated. On the one hand, there is the function elapsed time on your palette. Secondly, as already mentioned, there is a relationship of basic arithmatic between samples per second and the number of samples to be read. Use you will get samples more than this as requested anyway. Finally, your code shows two analog read tasks. You can do that, unless there are two separate devices.

• Please choose which operating system to start: (timer on)

  When I start it, I get a black screen with white text, asking me to choose a system to start - and a countdown timer.

  I have two identical choices (identical wording - Microsoft Windows XP... for this purpose). By selecting the first load my Windows XP. The second seems to load an earlier version and invite you to select Admin or (other) user. Selection of a user for the second version is not let me go. There is no program or OS this backup. I want to know is, how can all I eliminate the second choice. It causes no problems, I just want it tidy.

  I added this to the previous answer;

  If you're on sp3 follow these steps:

  1. go to start, my computer, local disk, right-click on the boot.ini file, click Properties, ensure the read only checkbox is disabled, if necessary press on apply, ok, ok

  2. now, double-click it to open the boot.ini file (should open in Notepad)

  3. first of all, go to file, select Save, save it somewhere you can find it as your desktop or in your documents,

  then revert to the original and edit it by removing the line:

  "multi (0) disk (0) rdisk (0) partition (1) \WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Professional "/ fastdetect / noexecute = OptIn
   
  Save and close.
   
  Open the file and check to see if it says this:

  A simple example of type

  [boot loader] timeout = 30 default = multi (0) disk (0) rdisk (0) partition (1) \WINDOWS [operating systems] "multi (0) disk (0) rdisk (0) partition (1) \WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Professional "/ fastdetect

   
  3. If so close and restart, you should have no possibility to choose that starts now.

• How to create a countdown in a c# Web Application?

  Hello everyone, our group (composed of 4 students) recently is to create a web application for a country inventory for the Bureau of Immigration (from our) system.

  It is composed of several Web Forms namely:
  -> A log in Page
  -> Main Page
  -> Supplies page
  -> Equipment Page
  -> Logout Page AND MANY OTHERS...
  ->, etc.
  ->, etc.
  ->, etc.

  I think adding another web page where users will be directed to it after a disconnection.

  A bit like this:

  "The process log successful!" You will be redirected to the log Page in "X" seconds. »

  Can someone provide me with a concise and step-by-step methods instead and the code a fully functional timer that will automatically redirect users to a web page
  arriving at a certain period of time?

  I just recently learned c# Web Applications programming in June...

  And please include the following. : D

  1. which component to the Toolbox of Visual Studio 2010 (e.g. box. text labels, buttons, grid views, etc.) is the countdown? Where is it located?
  2 are there of the properties to be changed (e.g. visibility, size, fonts, etc.) in the Properties window?
  3. the code (from declarations of sample for the ACTUAL CODE)-> Please BE PRECISE! : D
  4 and all other important settings had to be changed to make it work.

  Additional question: How can I make dialog boxes appear from a web page? Kind of like when a user decides to click the "SIGN IN" in Microsoft Answers LABEL and a dialog box appears with a few messages telling the user that he or she is currently being logged. :))
   
  Efforts to respond to my query will be very appreciated! : D

  Hi, Saudate,

  Does that help?

  http://www.dreamincode.NET/forums/topic/57482-countdown-timer/

  Create a timer in Silverlight

  http://efreedom.com/question/1-4339850/create-countdown-timer-Silverlight

• Smartphones blackBerry stopwatch and timer icon

  Is in any way make an icon for stopwatch and countdown timer - heavy kind of having to go through the clock, then menu to access them.  Or y at - it another way, that I haven't found yet (day 2 with the phone).  Thank you!

  Hi and welcome to the forums,

  I don't think that there is, as there is not a single icon for these functions. If there was,

  You can move the icon to a desired location. (I've left you a manual in case you need one.)

  Thank you

  Bifocals

  Don't forget to adjust your thread.

  Put the check mark in the green box containing your answer! Thank you

  http://NA.BlackBerry.com/eng/deliverables/4532/userguide_0x06001404_umts.PDF

• You can create a timer to limit the number of messages from the user in Dreamweaver?

  I am creating a website that would need to have a timer that limits the number of positions by 5 minutes.  I'll try to find the best software that match my needs and Dreamweaver seems to be a good option so far.

  So what I want is like this: if I had to post on a page of my site, the person who would like to answer my post will have to wait 5 minutes after I confirmed, until they could meet and have a visible countdown timer so they knew when answer you.  It would be this way for each user.  Is there a way to add this feature to my website using Dreamweaver?

  Thanks for the help. I do not have anywhere with the coding, however pick up things very quickly so that if it were to be coded in, I could do it if you could give an example.

  -David

  So if I did in JavaScript I would be able to apply it in Dreamweaver or WordPress? As I said, don't know coding so it might be the end of the discussion if the coding is necessary. I have a friend who knows the JavaScript and it would be able to help me conceive.

  If you write the blog from scratch, as in DW, it will take a substantial amount of coding PHP. If you are trying to implement the functionality desired on WordPress, it will take significant effort.