Hey,
Thanx for that code but i see one problem. It's not gonna work with
multiple countdowns (which i have).
Perhaps i need to send the animate object between the start and stop
actions to be able to stop a certain animation (countdown)??
@Michael Geary
i actually have that option working but
Not really requiring jQuery, just read up on JavaScript's setInterval,
which is like setTimeout except you can cancel it
On Nov 12, 7:39 pm, Mark mark...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
i tried this jquery countdown
plugin:http://davidwalsh.name/jquery-countdown-pluginand it works neat.. but
not for
Now MorningZ, that is possibly the worst comparison of setInterval() and
setTimeout() that I've ever seen!
(Please take that as a little good-natured ribbing among friends, OK?)
Both setInterval() and setTimeout() are cancelable, using clearInterval()
and clearTimeout() respectively.
The
it was admittedly a quick reply, but setInterval would be a path to
take. sorry the verbose and novelized version wasn't typed
out :-)
On Nov 12, 8:39 pm, Michael Geary m...@mg.to wrote:
Now MorningZ, that is possibly the worst comparison of setInterval() and
setTimeout() that I've ever
Hey Mark,
The plugin uses a recursive function to achieve the countdown. You
can cancel the countdown by checking a global variable with each
decrement in the number.
Line 19:
$(this).animate({
'fontSize': settings.endFontSize
},settings.duration,'',function() {
Great response, Mike.
In the plugin that the OP mentioned, it uses neither, but uses a
recursive function instead. To cancel the recursive function, one
would need to use a variable, and check it's value with each recursive
function call. I replied to this post earlier, but it didn't seem to
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