Re: [PHP] Countdown clock?, X days till christmas

not sure why and how you need mysql for this...why not just do the date calculation in php? Webleycity wrote: > Hello all is it possible to do an interactive countdown clock in MYsql that > can be embeded in emails. > > --- > Mark Webley > Multimedia desig

[PHP] Countdown clock?, X days till christmas

Hello all is it possible to do an interactive countdown clock in MYsql that can be embeded in emails. --- Mark Webley Multimedia design and development WebleyCity Limited London United Kingdom [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mobile: 07980 213 6

Re: [PHP] Countdown

On Wednesday 29 August 2001 19:38, you wrote: > Hi ! > > I have a Problem with a Countdown.I want that somebody can register through > my PHP Script. After the Registration the Script should email this person > after exact 30 days on his emailadress without visiting the Homepage > again.So how sho

[PHP] Countdown

Hi ! I have a Problem with a Countdown.I want that somebody can register through my PHP Script. After the Registration the Script should email this person after exact 30 days on his emailadress without visiting the Homepage again.So how should i do this ? Thank you for your Support !!! chris

Re: [PHP] Countdown in PHP

Its easy enough to display a time and have it count down each time someone views the page(get a timestamp and hardcode it in, then grab a current timestamp when someone hits the page and compare the two), but if you want a constant countdown updating constantly then it has to be client side. The

Re: [PHP] Countdown in PHP

I mean server side. What i thought icould do was use a cookie time() but how do I extract the value and display it as day hour minute second format and also how do I change the value of the cookie to reflect the different times someone will log on. For instance by setting the cookie someo

[PHP] Countdown in PHP

i need to use PHP to countdown to a certain date, and display the output as time left:days, hours, minutes, seconds The countdown coule be done with javascript, but however it must be done client side TIA -- george chiefmonkey@wisemonkeydesign.co.uk remove my_pants to reply 44 (0