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Oct 20.2005

how do i create a timer that goes down by one every second and accually also changes the time and even works if i close the site without using mysql?

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@LiLcRaZyFuZzYOct 20.2005 — with a specific starting date?
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@insaneauthorOct 21.2005 — it starts when i press a button or click on a link. and ends a specific time after the starting date

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@theuedimasterOct 21.2005 — I'd store the time when you press the button or whatever in a database. Then whenever you a certain page, or every page on the site, it'll check that time. Once that time has a certain difference with the current time, inact the change you want.
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@theuedimasterOct 21.2005 — ..... sr...
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@insaneauthorOct 22.2005 — well umm how do i get the current time?
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@chazzyOct 22.2005 — [code=php]time();[/code]
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