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I've used the tutorial and example from this link.to build a simple countdown timer for my website. However, I don't really understand AS3, and I think it would be a massive waste of time learning the entire langauge just to be able to do the one thing I need to do: The countdown is working as intended.BUT.it only counts down to a specific period in time. I'd like for it to either: 1.

Automatically start over every week, lets say tuesday (since this is Macrumors). Count down to several specific anchor points. Lets say that it should count down to March 30th, and when it reaches zero, it starts counting down to April 14th. The second behaviour would fit my needs perfectly, but the first behaviour is good enough. Anyone care to teach me how to accomplish this?

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If you are not comfortable with AS3, am i right in thinking that the rest of your site is not in flash? If so, you can find a lot of well-documented PHP countdown timers that are quite easy to configure. If you are going the AS3 route, the tutorial has essentially already shown you how to add or subtract 'time' using the date class. Another option is to use the parse method of the as3 date class.

This will convert a date into unix time (milliseconds since Jan. You may find it easier to add or remove time from a date in this format. For example, you can add the number of milliseconds in a week to the current date (in unix format) to create a new end point for your timer.

If you are not comfortable with AS3, am i right in thinking that the rest of your site is not in flash? If so, you can find a lot of well-documented PHP countdown timers that are quite easy to configure. If you are going the AS3 route, the tutorial has essentially already shown you how to add or subtract 'time' using the date class.

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Another option is to use the parse method of the as3 date class. This will convert a date into unix time (milliseconds since Jan.

You may find it easier to add or remove time from a date in this format. For example, you can add the number of milliseconds in a week to the current date (in unix format) to create a new end point for your timer. Click to expand.Correct, the only flash element on the website is that countdown timer. Because of basically one reason only: it has a rare custom font, and I'm using flash to embed it. If the tutorial shows how to do what I want to achieve, I'll have to take another (closer) look.however, for someone with no knowledge at all regarding AS3, it's basically like reading chinese.

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I understand how I change the date, and I have no problem setting any date I want. It's just the repitition part that I need to learn.