Also, I found this website:

http://www.livecountdown.com/countdo...k/default.aspx

It seems like it would be good.

Here is a test one I made:

[flash width=500 height=400:130455f713]http://www.livecountdown.com/countdownclock/countdown.aspx?id=5968[/flash:130455f713]

I can't seem to see that in my browser so I am not sure whats wrong, you can view it by going to: Flash Countdown.

Re: Help needed with creating a "Countdown Clock"
 

i think those countdown clocks are client based :(

Yeah but that flash one in particular, couldn't admin just iframe it?

Re: Help needed with creating a "Countdown Clock"
 

i uploaded the timer i posted above to a different server.
it doesn't have a banner anymore and is a little bit faster
but sometimes, it is still delayed by a second.
i didn't post it here because it may be affected by my previous timer.
after the 30th post, maybe i can post it already so that it's in the 3rd page of this forum topic :)

i think he does not want to edit the codes of this site :(

try to adjust your computers' time and see what happens :lol:

Well i just did adjust my computer time and is still had the same time left as before so I am unsure on what you are on about.

http://www.livecountdown.com/countdo...n.aspx?id=5968

:shock: ooo sorry
could you change your date instead, try changing the month to april and see what happens to the days left in the countdown

Thanks for that nzer_4_lyf,

Unfortunately, I tried changing the time on my computer, clicked "apply" and unfortunately the countdown time left changed. This means that the time I see will be different from someone else's time as it's client based.

Sorry admin.

The script that zer0 made is probably the best :)