hello,
with the new version of flip countdown my code that worked with 3.0.4 does not return me the correct time instead of 11:00:00 a.m. 11:00:00 p.m. displays.
Zeros are not displayed but instead there ":"
In my code I call the display xs only, nothing else i don't no where is the mistake

Thanks for this great plugin.

For sizes other than lg, dots (.) in the value are replaced with colons (:).

Thanks.

Please fix the countdown animation of numbers, i.e. 10 to 09 ,20 to 19, 30 to 29 etc.
If change to the normal direction (09 to 10, 19 to 20 etc.) the it works perfect.

http://yolo.ee/countdowntest.html

Hi.
The counter stop on mobile devices and just display zeros.

Cannot find anything in the docs.

i want when countdown over, stop .

i = 3;
$('#job_'+alvo).flipcountdown({size:"lg",
tick:function(){
if(i==0){ console.log("I want stop countdown here"); }
return i--; 
}
});

Hi,
How do you add a thousands separator for function :
jQuery(function(){
var i = 100000000;
jQuery('#flipcountdownbox1').flipcountdown({
tick:function(){
return i++;
},size:"lg",
});
})

Thank you for your time!

Hello,

I can you please check, support the option tzoneOffset along beforeDateTime.

Currently these two scripts show the exact same time.

$('#retroclockbox1').flipcountdown({
beforeDateTime:'10/20/2015 11:00:00',
tzoneOffset: 2
});

$('#retroclockbox2').flipcountdown({
beforeDateTime:'10/20/2015 11:00:00',
tzoneOffset: 3
});

I found a few time in order to fix it and i came with the following modification:
Line 187 options.beforeDateTime = Math.round((new Date(options.beforeDateTime)).getTime()/1000);

I placed for a test...

if(options.tzoneOffset){
//get current local time
var tmp = new Date(options.beforeDateTime).getTime();
//get current local time offset
var localoffset = new Date(options.beforeDateTime).getTimezoneOffset();
//find the difference between offsets
var offsetdif = ( (options.tzoneOffset * 60) + localoffset ) / 60;
//place the date in a var
tmp = (new Date(options.beforeDateTime)).getTime() - 3600000 * (offsetdif)
options.beforeDateTime = Math.round(tmp/1000);
}else{
options.beforeDateTime = Math.round((new Date(options.beforeDateTime)).getTime()/1000);
}

This covers the string and not the object case of course... but is is something :)
Unfortunately there is no easy way in javascript to convert a date into specific timezoneoffset.

Thank you for your time!

Edit: 6-10-2015.