Re: Countdown code wanted.

de Paul Woodsford 04/12/2006 08:15

"Anonymous" <noemail@noisp.com> wrote in message
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> Hi Paul,
>
>> I'm in the process of composing an information webpage, using NVU, for my
>> daughters wedding for guests to view online.
>> Does anyone know of any code or a program that would display a countdown
>> clock, in days etc, to the wedding day?
>> Any help would be much appreciated.
>
> Most of the free javascript sites have countdown scripts on them. Just
> Google the phrase "free javascripts" and several sites will appear for you
> to visit. (For example:
> http://www.javascriptkit.com/script/cutindex1b.shtml is a typical page of
> javascript countdowns)
>
> Even though the scripts are free to download, own and use, many of their
> authors have requested that they NOT be posted for public download without
> the author's permission---which is why I did not post a couple in this
> message.
>
> *********************************
>
> PS: You might remind the bride and groom to to think about security while
> they are planning this event. Ask the couple's parents to check for things
> like:
> * Messages written on the bottom of the groom's shoes, like "Help" on the
> left shoe and "Me!" on the right shoe---especially if the happy couple
> plans to kneel during the ceremony. The groom probably won't be the one to
> do this, so watch his friends.
> * If you're renting the groom's suit, make sure that the pants have a
> crotch sewn into them. Some rental-stores will allow crotchless pants to
> be sent to the groom if the bribe paid by the Best-Man was more than the
> price of the rental.
> * Have someone guard the vehicle that will take the couple away from the
> ceremony. Some socially-challenged people think it's funny to sabotage the
> car so the couple can't leave. If the car is rented (like a limo) the
> renter will be responsibile to pay the cost of repairs. This trick usually
> backfires horribly on the prankster so it is better to simply have a guard
> at the car rather than watch your entire wedding party chasing the
> idiot(s) who damaged the car.
> * Make sure that no one knows WHERE the couple will be staying on their
> first night together...or the videos will be available on the internet
> before dawn.
>
> But of course, that is all off-topic from freeware...
>
>

Thanks to both of you. Have just what I required.

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Paul Woodsford
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