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JS Timer


ueharataichou

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Here's the code before the explanation of my problem:

function dotimer()

{

today=new Date()

slutsec=today.getSeconds()

slutmin=today.getMinutes()

sluttim=today.getHours()

sluta=(slutsec) + 60 * (slutmin) + 3600 * (sluttim)

diff=sluta - starta

tim=Math.floor(diff / 3600)

min=Math.floor((diff / 3600 - tim) * 60)

sek=Math.round((((diff / 3600 - tim) * 60) - min) * 60)

document.timerform.timer.value=tim + ':'

if(min<10)document.timerform.timer.value+='0'

document.timerform.timer.value+=min + ':'

if(sek<10)document.timerform.timer.value+='0'

document.timerform.timer.value+=sek

window.setTimeout("dotimer()",speed)

}

function Timer()

{

today=new Date()

startsek=today.getSeconds()

startmin=today.getMinutes()

starttim=today.getHours()

starta=(startsek) + 60 * (startmin) + 3600 * (starttim)
/*
document.write('<form name=timerform><input name=timer size=7')

document.write('></form>')
*/
dotimer()

}

<form id="timerform" name="timerform">
<input type="text" name="timer" size="7" id="ttime" />
</form>

 

Let's say I get a time of "00:34:51" and at a click of a button I'll proceed next page while retaining the value "00:34:51" and continuing the count on that page..how?  :shrug:

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