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Hello,

I have been stuck in this issue for 3 days now, I have datetime records in a mysql table, I need a php clock which naturally counts down, I mean acts like a clock, but the clock time should be the datetime field value descending by the second, based on the full datetime, from year to seconds

 

It is not just one record, I made it to display this clock, the problem is javascript, which makes all the 36 records the last record value, it is an ajax pagination, so i will need to do the same on  second page, right now ajax is not a prioritty, I can let go of ajax pagination, but need to display the clock

 

Help is appreciated

 

Many Thanks

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Can you tell me how to convert php timestamp to javascript new date()

 

Second result on Google

 

Syntax

new Date()
new Date(milliseconds)
new Date(dateString)
new Date(year, month, day [, hour, minute, second, millisecond])

 

So, as you can see, Date() will accept milliseconds. A UNIX timestamp is in seconds. So, multiply UNIX timestamp by 1000 and you have your milliseconds.

 

<?php

echo '<script>var date = new Date(1346359165 * 1000);</script>';

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