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angular-flipclock's Issues

hundreds of days - can it be displayed?

I do not want to go beyond a max time unit of days. However, when I set the flipclock to show hundreds of days, it keeps the days at 2 characters and shifts all values to the right. For example:
Clock should read:
900 days 14 hours 22 minutes 35 seconds

Instead it reads:
90 days, 01 hours 42 minutes 235 seconds (with the 35 counting down)

Is there a setting to allow 3 character days?

Thank you

Cannot start timer programatically, i.e. from inside a controller

I would like to start the timer programatically, i.e. from inside a controller.

To do that I call "$scope.start()" within the controller code, since the directive attaches a ".start()" function to $scope. Inside my ionic app, I then get the following error: "$scope.start is not a function".

I then tried to specify the controller explicitly using ng-controller. The result is that nothing happens, see here:
http://play.ionic.io/app/2870884ee70f

countDown setting.

Want to use this for a countdown timer.

"flipClock clockFace='DailyCounter'" doesn't seem to work. Need to do a countDown from a day and show it in format of DailyCounter. Can you please help with any documentation?

Get Values after Init

Hello !!
First of all, nice job with this !

How after initilizate I get the value of current time? I Already could start/Stop forcing with jquery .click, with the example. But now i wish that with another button click, i could get the current Time of the object. Can you please help me?
Thanks

Based condition i need make autostart clock

but flipClock directive load at initially only once. so i have make auto start based on condition if in api success function i got value true then i need to make start the clock else manually i will start the clock how to do this ?

angular 1.2.x support?

Hi,

Exactly this plugin's looking for the angular version.
I ask that works with both angular 1.2.x?

Thanks for your work!

Error trying to intialize FlipClock

I'm getting TypeError: element.FlipClock is not a function when i try to initialize the FlipClock. If i switch back from the element initializer, it works though.

clock = new FlipClock(element, options);
//clock = element.FlipClock(options);

Any idea what is going on? I am using 0.7.7 of FlipClock

Minification Breaks with ng 1.4.3

Hello,

Great wrapper directive you have here, thanks for providing it!

I'm able to use your directive in my 1.4.3 Angular app fine during development, but your module was the only piece of code that did not like when I minified and concatenated my vendor Javascript files together. I get the following error when I attempt to invoke the directive:

Error: [$injector:unpr] http://errors.angularjs.org/1.4.3/$injector/unpr?p0=aProvider%20%3C-%20a%20%3C-%20flipClockDirective

The error in that querystring link Angular provides is:

Unknown provider: aProvider <- a <- flipClockDirective

I took a look at the minified Javascript and it seems straightforward enough - but I think one of the things that may be tripping me up here is my minifier is probably looking at your unminified code and minifying it - but it might be botching it.

Is there any way you can provide a correctly minified version of your package?

Also does angular-flipclock have any known issues between ng 1.3.9 and 1.4.3 that I may be bumping up against?

Thanks again for this great wrapper. I really love Flipclock and was glad I found an Angular way to use it!

Use to represent numbers that are not a clock?

Could this be used to just represent integers that I am querying a db for every X amount of seconds? I love the look of the way they flip but do not need to show a clock on this site.

Thank you

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