FlipClockJS

A clean, simple, modern, and abstract JavaScript clock, timer, and countdown that flips!

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@chriscmartin It's a work in progress. https://t.co/jRi5b3EbpI

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@jesus_jjf ...how this should be implemented. I am actually removing as many jquery decencies as possible to decouple the library.

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@jesus_jjf I have gone back and fourth several times on this issue. It might warrant a thread on the issues in the repo to get opinions on..

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@jesus_jjf Im not opposed to switching the functionality in the dev branch, but need to make sure the break with worth the reward.

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@jesus_jjf The current solution is to instantiate with two different selectors. If I change this, it breaks all my examples.

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@jesus_jjf Not a jQuery (chainable) object. Currently, it's set to only instantiate the first node in the selector found.

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@jesus_jjf Hmm. I see you issue, just not sure how to best fix the issue. $.fn.FlipClock returns a FlipClock instance object.

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@fang011292 Instantiate your FlipClock, assign it to a variable and call the start() and stop() methods.

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@alexwiebogen you can download the dev branch again, the bug has been fixed. I included the seconds just to verify the countdown.

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@alexwiebogen Ok fixed one minor bug in the dev branch. Here is the example I used to verify this. https://t.co/SmAbBvM4Yl

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@alexwiebogen That's not going to do what you want actually. The syntax is incorrect. I am whipping up the correct example now.

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@alexwiebogen Ok should be fixed now in the dev branch. I tested it pretty thoroughly locally and it's working fine now.

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@alexwiebogen Just FYI, testing this now a little more and ran into a few bugs. I am fixing them now. Will update when it's 100%.

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@alexwiebogen So the public docs aren't 100% reflective of the new build (which will be 1.0.0 when it's finished).

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@alexwiebogen Download the new dev branch and look at the hourly-counter.html example. The dev branch is a refactoring of the APi.

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@alexwiebogen Are you wanting to display a clock with a specific time, or a counter?

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@iconoco None to my knowledge, it's just JS and HTML/CSS so everything should work fine. Any JS errors?

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@armoryreplicas Just submit an issue on the Github repo. Chances are it's a usage issue. Use one of the example in the repo if you can.

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@shreddspread Well the countdown to new years example would work for any date. You just insert whatever date you want.

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@shreddspread It's been several years since I built a FB app, so I can't really help much. Post a solution on Github if you find one.