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MillaN
KeymasterThis is not the error, you just specified date wrong. In JavaScript months counting starts from 0 not 1, so it is from 0 to 11 not 1 to 12.
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MillaN
KeymasterHi,
You must supply the theme generated by the server using PHP (or whatever else you might be using) and combine it with JavaScript. JavaScript can only get time of the current browser.
PHP ‘date’ function can be used for this to provide full time, or to use ‘time’ to generate timestamp.
Milan
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MillaN
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MillaN
KeymasterHi,
You can have multiple sidebars at once. Your problem is that you have same settings for the tab position, so one covers the other. Set different tab position to the one that is only on front page, and both will be visible. Or put them on different sides of the screen if you prefer them located on same height.
Milan
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MillaN
KeymasterThat is very good solution, it is not ideal, but it works for some modes.
Milan
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MillaN
KeymasterHi,
Right now there is no method to set custom values when the timer is already initialized. I plan to make some core changes to timer objects to add some low level control, but I am not sure when that will happen.
Milan
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MillaN
KeymasterAugust 13, 2014 at 10:20 pm in reply to: Is there a way to set a time zone? LIke a 4pm ET countdown for a shipping banner #1907Hi,
My plugin uses JavaScript Date object by default, so I don’t need to add any new functionality, since it doesn’t depend on my plugin to calculate the date. So, when specifying the countdown target in my plugin you use Date object. There are many examples on the internet on how to create that object to support timezone offset calculation and specify UTC time and get time according to the visitor timezone.
Also, there is a library called SugarJS that expands Date function with more direct way of specifying UTC time and date. I have added to the list to introduce examples in the plugin with next version that deal with UTC, but I don’t have free time to work on that now.
If you want me for custom work on this, I don’t have any free time for the next 3 weeks to take on any new custom work. I suggest you search a bit on the internet about UTC and Date object, it is all already there.
Milan
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MillaN
KeymasterAugust 11, 2014 at 8:15 pm in reply to: Is there a way to set a time zone? LIke a 4pm ET countdown for a shipping banner #1900Hi,
No, plugin doesn’t support this directly, but it depends on the Date object in JavaScript, and you can set that object to a time and date you want, and plugin will use it.
Milan
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MillaN
KeymasterVersion 2.3.2 with the fix is released few hours ago.
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MillaN
KeymasterHi,
Plugin allows customization of templates used to display restriction messages to users, and you can make any changes you want. Information on how to do this is in the PDF developers guide (docs directory in plugins package). This is located at the beginning of the document under bbPress Templates.
Basically, copy template you want to modify into your theme directory (create bbpress subdirectory inside theme directory), and make any changes you want. You can make changes in the plugin directly, but you will loose this when plugin is updated. Plugin will first attempt to load theme templates if exist.
Regards,
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MillaN
KeymasterI have found the problem, and new version will be released in the next couple of days. Thanks for reporting the problem.
Milan
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MillaN
KeymasterSo, this is page (not post) with the ID? I will check it out and see what is wrong with this rule parsing. I will let you know as soon as I have something.
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MillaN
KeymasterPlugin has option to change interval for counting, but each interval is represented as 1. So, default interval is 1000, and if you put that to 3000 it will slow down counting 3 times, but it will still count 1 by 1, only the interval between changes is increased. From your code, you need this also.
So, here is the example that has the interval changed from 1000 to 3000:
var stceClockAnimated = jQuery('#stac-dev-animated').smartTimerCounter({ skin: 'Inline' display: {}, timer: { interval: 3000 } });You need the [b]timer[/b] bit to add to your code. It changes interval from 1000 (1 second) to 3000 (3 seconds).
Milan
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MillaN
KeymasterYes, use contact for here: http://www.smartplugins.info/contact/
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MillaN
KeymasterHi,
Thanks for reporting this, I will check it out and release update soon with the fix (tomorrow most likely).
Milan
