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Subject: Re: FLASH: newbie time Question
From: Olga
Date: Mon, 5 Jun 2000 17:46:01 +0100

Also, for the countdown, look into the GetTimer function... in counts down
in milliseconds from when the movie is launched. You can manipulate that
value to subtract a minute from your time every minute...


Set Variable "timeDifference" = GetTimer
Set Variable "timeCurrent" = int((GetTimer - timeDifference)/60000)
>>--accounts for difference between countdown launch and
begining of movie, turns the value into minutes<<
Set Variable "time" = 1100 - timeCurrent
>>subtracts time each minute from given time.


For sorting, look into substring functions within flash...

Olga

-----Original Message-----
From: Robert Bleeker <rbleekeratcadre [dot] com [dot] au>
>You should probably try to get hold of UNIX style timestamp as well as the
>standard "11.00am" style. Unix style timestamp is the number of seconds
>since Jan 1st 1976(?) and would be a lot easier to manipulate.

>on 3/6/00 12:36 PM, Chris Thompson at groovqatprimus [dot] com [dot] au wrote:
>> is it possible to have a field in a flash movie that counts down from a
time
>> that i would send the movie.


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