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Shadow Wizard Cowntown timer
Hi Shadow Wizard.
Your countdown timer is fantastic but lets imagine if I want to put three differents countdown timers in one page. Is this possible? If yes what do I have to do using you countdown? Thanks
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This is the wrong forum for this. It would be better placed in HTML Help - I know it can be confusing, though.
I only briefly looked at Shadow's timer, but I would imagine you'd just create more containers, each with a unique ID, say timer1, timer2, and timer3. Then this code would become: Code:
<script type="text/javascript">
window.onload=WindowLoad;
function WindowLoad(event) {
ActivateCountDown("timer1", 100);
ActivateCountDown("timer2", 100);
ActivateCountDown("timer3", 100);
}
</script>
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feel free to post reply in the thread itself as it's relevant for the thread.
basically what baseballdude said is true and should work fine. |
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