Glossy Countdown Clock (AS3)

Thanks, aliogul! Yes, at the moment FlashDen is having some issues encrypting AS3 -based previews. Unfortunately, it’s affected our preview. We’ve contacted support at FlashDen to have it corrected, and we apologize for the inconvenience. The product itself, however, is unaffected and working great, and allows you to change the color options you see in the preview.

Good news! FlashDen has found the mistake made with the encryption and the preview is now working as it should. Enjoy!

Thank you, GREATLIBERO . Enjoy!

Hi vertude,

By default it is not set up for that. The look and feel of the blocks could be repurposed for a hit counter, but you’d also need to also incorporate something from the serverside (such as PHP ) to tell it how many hits to display.

Hi remydk,

Actually, the counter is correct. You’re not accounting for the ‘offset’ value, which specifies the time zone to use. In your examples, the offset is set to 0, so the times the countdown clock is showing are for Greenwich Mean Time. To see the countdown for your time zone, you would put in the difference (in hours) between your time zone and GMT . You can find that offset by going to this site: http://wwp.greenwichmeantime.com/

Alternatively, there’s an additional setting in the product that’s not in the preview which allows you to have it always show the user’s local time rather than a specific time zone.

This is all detailed in the documentation provided with the purchase, as well as mentioned in the product description above. Sorry for the misunderstanding, and I hope it’s clear to you now.

remydk,

Ah, I see now, sorry for that. Yes, that is an odd edge-case, happening only one year and one day out. Any other day is fine. Also, when I test it out locally with the setting for local time turned on, it displays the correct time. I’ll be sure to correct it and upload an update. Thanks for pointing it out!

Update – And it’s fixed! The update is in the queue and should be live within a few days. Thankfully the issue was limited to that specific instance of one year and less than 24 hours. Again, thanks for pointing it out!