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GreatCowGuru I hate code! Posts: 8 Reg: Apr 06, 2011 location unknow... 80	confirm \| cancel 04/11/11 12:07 AM (14 years ago) timer / clock integration Is there any way to add a timer/clock/stopwatch into an app? It would be really cool if you could call one from inside the app. Also, some form of text entry box. I would like to time specific evetns with a stop watch, then add text as a result. Thanks for all your hard work buzztocuh team! Title Comments Is there any way to add a timer/clock/stopwatch into an app? It would be really cool if you could call one from inside the app. Also, some form of text entry box. I would like to time specific evetns with a stop watch, then add text as a result. Thanks for all your hard work buzztocuh team!

mutzy Aspiring developer Posts: 841 Reg: Nov 03, 2010 Medford, MA 9,860	04/11/11 04:37 AM (14 years ago) As I'm sure Dave will tell you, you can add anything into your app depending on your background and how much effort you're willing to put into it. Search the iphone developer forums and on google... you can usually find tutorials and samples of most things you want to do. Comments As I'm sure Dave will tell you, you can add anything into your app depending on your background and how much effort you're willing to put into it. Search the iphone developer forums and on google... you can usually find tutorials and samples of most things you want to do.

mutzy Aspiring developer Posts: 841 Reg: Nov 03, 2010 Medford, MA 9,860	04/11/11 04:49 AM (14 years ago) As I'm sure Dave will tell you, you can add anything into your app depending on your background and how much effort you're willing to put into it. Search the iphone developer forums and on google... you can usually find tutorials and samples of most things you want to do. http://www.apptite.be/blog/ios/sample-ios-application-stopwatch/ Comments As I'm sure Dave will tell you, you can add anything into your app depending on your background and how much effort you're willing to put into it. Search the iphone developer forums and on google... you can usually find tutorials and samples of most things you want to do. http://www.apptite.be/blog/ios/sample-ios-application-stopwatch/

GreatCowGuru I hate code! Posts: 8 Reg: Apr 06, 2011 location unknow... 80	04/11/11 11:46 AM (14 years ago) Thanks, I'll have a look. I have no programming background though, so I'm hoping to be able to integrate something by just lifting out the code I need. Maybe asking a bit much at the moment :) Comments Thanks, I'll have a look. I have no programming background though, so I'm hoping to be able to integrate something by just lifting out the code I need. Maybe asking a bit much at the moment :)

ianJamesPiano Code is Art Posts: 2661 Reg: Feb 13, 2011 Palm Springs, C... 37,010	06/18/11 04:56 PM (14 years ago) Hi GreatCowGuru (great screen name!), did you ever implement a timer? love to know what you found out...thanks! Comments Hi GreatCowGuru (great screen name!), did you ever implement a timer? love to know what you found out...thanks!

ianJamesPiano Code is Art Posts: 2661 Reg: Feb 13, 2011 Palm Springs, C... 37,010	06/18/11 06:24 PM (14 years ago) Also, if anyone knows of an Html countdown timer that user could simple time to countdown and maybe show a message? or similar that would be awesome...thanks everyone! Comments Also, if anyone knows of an Html countdown timer that user could simple time to countdown and maybe show a message? or similar that would be awesome...thanks everyone!

ianJamesPiano Code is Art Posts: 2661 Reg: Feb 13, 2011 Palm Springs, C... 37,010	06/18/11 10:19 PM (14 years ago) HI, wondering if anybody can tell me if this is the best way to go for a simple countdown timer,is it best to ad this to custom Html screen and use refresh to start timer again? also is there a way to make screen flash or make sound when timer is done, help with the code? thanks everyone!!! <head> <style> .timeClass { font-family:arial,verdana,helvetica,sans-serif; font-weight:normal; font-size:60pt; } </style> <script> var sec = 04; // set the seconds var min = 10; // set the minutes function countDown() { sec--; if (sec == -01) { sec = 59; min = min - 1; } else { min = min; } if (sec<=9) { sec = 0 + sec; } time = (min<=9 ? 0 + min : min) + min and + sec + sec ; if (document.getElementById) { theTime.innerHTML = time; } SD=window.setTimeout(countDown();, 1000); if (min == '00' && sec == '00') { sec = 00; window.clearTimeout(SD); } } function addLoadEvent(func) { var oldonload = window.onload; if (typeof window.onload != 'function') { window.onload = func; } else { window.onload = function() { if (oldonload) { oldonload(); } func(); } } } addLoadEvent(function() { countDown(); }); </script> </form> </body> <span id=theTime class=timeClass></span> </html> Comments HI, wondering if anybody can tell me if this is the best way to go for a simple countdown timer,is it best to ad this to custom Html screen and use refresh to start timer again? also is there a way to make screen flash or make sound when timer is done, help with the code? thanks everyone!!! <head> <style> .timeClass { font-family:arial,verdana,helvetica,sans-serif; font-weight:normal; font-size:60pt; } </style> <script> var sec = 04; // set the seconds var min = 10; // set the minutes function countDown() { sec--; if (sec == -01) { sec = 59; min = min - 1; } else { min = min; } if (sec<=9) { sec = 0 + sec; } time = (min<=9 ? 0 + min : min) + min and + sec + sec ; if (document.getElementById) { theTime.innerHTML = time; } SD=window.setTimeout(countDown();, 1000); if (min == '00' && sec == '00') { sec = 00; window.clearTimeout(SD); } } function addLoadEvent(func) { var oldonload = window.onload; if (typeof window.onload != 'function') { window.onload = func; } else { window.onload = function() { if (oldonload) { oldonload(); } func(); } } } addLoadEvent(function() { countDown(); }); </script> </form> </body> <span id=theTime class=timeClass></span> </html>

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