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Anyone point me towards the code that does a 'count up'?

You know how certain websites display a countdown to a future event? Months / Days / Hours / Mins / Seconds etc?

I wanna do the opposite. Count up ! So it would still be the same as the above example, but it would get bigger, rather than smaller...

Just simple and non flashy. Don't need bells n whistles or a fancy graphical display...
Its just for personal use, but as such (ie non commercial use) I'd like it to be free?

Thanks :thumbsup

Did a bit of searching and came up with this:

Code:

<script type="text/javascript">







function secondize(n)

{

if (n!=0) 

  {

  n= n / 1000;

  }

return n;

}







var timer = {

    init: function() {

        this.startTime = (new Date()).getTime();

        return this;

    },

    stop: function() {

        // returns time difference (in seconds: getSeconds()) between start time and time that this function was called



                var difference = new Date();

                var timeUsed=secondize(difference.setTime((new Date().getTime()) - this.startTime));





                return timeUsed;

    }

};

var count = timer.init();



</script>

Quote:

Originally Posted by SpotOnTechSupport (Post 20274589)

Did a bit of searching and came up with this:

Code:

<script type="text/javascript">







function secondize(n)

{

if (n!=0) 

  {

  n= n / 1000;

  }

return n;

}







var timer = {

    init: function() {

        this.startTime = (new Date()).getTime();

        return this;

    },

    stop: function() {

        // returns time difference (in seconds: getSeconds()) between start time and time that this function was called



                var difference = new Date();

                var timeUsed=secondize(difference.setTime((new Date().getTime()) - this.startTime));





                return timeUsed;

    }

};

var count = timer.init();



</script>

Thanks mate. Whats daft, is I was trying to get a particular code to behave itself, and it wouldnt...

So I made this thread. Since then I have got it working!

But thanks anyway - All is good :)