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AAC Znote acc Simple daily count down?

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Hi,
so I came across something that I have no understanding in. The counter I was looking at counts down in a way I am not familiar with. A counter using numbers longer then ns. (NanoSeconds)
My question is, how do I make something count down everyday to 18.00 then resetting itself instead of the below method?
Example (Server start countdown): Simmple and working countdown for ZNOTE ACC and others ACC (https://otland.net/threads/simmple-and-working-countdown-for-znote-acc-and-others-acc.278681/#post-2677638)

So, this is how it looks like:
(JS attatched)

Lua: 
<div class="title">Apocalypse Spawn:</div>
        <div class="info"><script language="JavaScript">
                                                    TargetDateEvent = 1008631786460000
                                                    DateNow = 1631775021000
                                                </script>
        <script language="JavaScript" src="js/countdown_event.js"></script></div>

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Klonera said:
Alright, after playing around with it a little, I ended up with a failure. Not showing a timer that'll be.
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Mmm weird, it worked for me
e8235cc3446a8d9acc2acc244b08c32f.gif
Tested at 18:18


PHP: 
<?php require_once 'engine/init.php'; include 'layout/overall/header.php'; ?>

    <?php
        // date_default_timezone_set('America/Mexico_City');

        $cd_hour = 18;
        $dateFormat = DateTime::createFromFormat('d-m-Y G', (date('G') >= $cd_hour ? (date('d') + 1) : date('d')).'-'.date('m').'-'.date('Y').' '.$cd_hour, new DateTimeZone('GMT-6'));

        $count = '<script language="JavaScript">
            TargetDateEvent = '.($dateFormat->getTimestamp() * 1000).'
            DateNow = '.(time() * 1000).'
            DisplayFormatEvent = "%%H%% hours...
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Klonera said:
Hi,
so I came across something that I have no understanding in. The counter I was looking at counts down in a way I am not familiar with. A counter using numbers longer then ns. (NanoSeconds)
My question is, how do I make something count down everyday to 18.00 then resetting itself instead of the below method?
Example (Server start countdown): Simmple and working countdown for ZNOTE ACC and others ACC (https://otland.net/threads/simmple-and-working-countdown-for-znote-acc-and-others-acc.278681/#post-2677638)

So, this is how it looks like:
(JS attatched)

Lua: 
<div class="title">Apocalypse Spawn:</div>
        <div class="info"><script language="JavaScript">
                                                    TargetDateEvent = 1008631786460000
                                                    DateNow = 1631775021000
                                                </script>
        <script language="JavaScript" src="js/countdown_event.js"></script></div>

350a9f31eeb7ef38ec591af2eb5079ad.png
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You can use
PHP: 
DateTime::createFromFormat()

PHP: 
$cd_hour = 18;
$dateFormat = DateTime::createFromFormat('d-m-Y G', (date('G') >= $cd_hour ? (date('d') + 1) : date('d')).'-'.date('m').'-'.date('Y').' '.$cd_hour, new DateTimeZone('CET'));

And then on your code:
PHP: 
TargetDateEvent = ($dateFormat->getTimestamp() * 1000)
DateNow = (time() * 1000)
 
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Deatthraz said:
You can use
PHP: 
DateTime::createFromFormat()

PHP: 
$cd_hour = 18;
$dateFormat = DateTime::createFromFormat('d-m-Y G', (date('G') >= $cd_hour ? (date('d') + 1) : date('d')).'-'.date('m').'-'.date('Y').' '.$cd_hour, new DateTimeZone('CET'));

And then on your code:
PHP: 
TargetDateEvent = ($dateFormat->getTimestamp() * 1000)
DateNow = (time() * 1000)
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Alright, after playing around with it a little, I ended up with a failure. Not showing a timer that'll be.

Managed to solve it thanks to Alex45, using a more simple method like yours above.
However, this does not work with dual ones. Any change that could help with that?
Lua: 
<?php
            $date = 'Jan 1 2045 12:00:00 CET';
            $exp_date = strtotime($date);
            $now = time();

            if ($now < $exp_date) {
            ?>
            <script>
            // Count down milliseconds = server_end - server_now = client_end - client_now
            var server_end = <?php echo $exp_date; ?> * 1000;
            var server_now = <?php echo time(); ?> * 1000;
            var client_now = new Date().getTime();
            var end = server_end - server_now + client_now; // this is the real end time

            var _second = 1000;
            var _minute = _second * 60;
            var _hour = _minute * 60;
            var _day = _hour *24
            var timer;

            function showRemaining()
            {
                var now = new Date();
                var distance = end - now;
                if (distance < 0 ) {
                clearInterval( timer );
                document.getElementById('countdown').innerHTML = 'EXPIRED!';

                return;
                }
                var days = Math.floor(distance / _day);
                var hours = Math.floor( (distance % _day ) / _hour );
                var minutes = Math.floor( (distance % _hour) / _minute );
                var seconds = Math.floor( (distance % _minute) / _second );

                var countdown = document.getElementById('countdown');
                countdown.innerHTML = '';
                    countdown.innerHTML += ' <span style="color:white;">' + hours+ '</span> HOURS';
                    countdown.innerHTML += ' <span style="color:white;">' + minutes+ '</span> MINUTES';
                    countdown.innerHTML += ' <span style="color:white;">' + seconds+ '</span> SECONDS';
                }

                    timer = setInterval(showRemaining, 1000);
                    </script>
                    <span style="color: yellow;" id="countdown">loading...</span>
                    <?php
                    } else {
                    echo 'Hoxera 12.72 Will Start In: <span style="color: yellow;">SERVER STARTED!</span>';
                    }
                    ?>
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Klonera said:
Alright, after playing around with it a little, I ended up with a failure. Not showing a timer that'll be.
Click to expand...

Mmm weird, it worked for me
e8235cc3446a8d9acc2acc244b08c32f.gif
Tested at 18:18


PHP: 
<?php require_once 'engine/init.php'; include 'layout/overall/header.php'; ?>

    <?php
        // date_default_timezone_set('America/Mexico_City');

        $cd_hour = 18;
        $dateFormat = DateTime::createFromFormat('d-m-Y G', (date('G') >= $cd_hour ? (date('d') + 1) : date('d')).'-'.date('m').'-'.date('Y').' '.$cd_hour, new DateTimeZone('GMT-6'));

        $count = '<script language="JavaScript">
            TargetDateEvent = '.($dateFormat->getTimestamp() * 1000).'
            DateNow = '.(time() * 1000).'
            DisplayFormatEvent = "%%H%% hours %%M%% min %%S%% secs";
            FinishMessageEvent = "Boss has been spawned.";
        </script><script language="JavaScript" src="layout/js/counter.js"></script>';

      ?>

      <h2>countdown: <?php echo $count; ?> </h2>


<?php include 'layout/overall/footer.php'; ?>

Anyways, ill leave the .js counter im using
EDIT: Remember to correctly setup the timezone(s), in my case GMT-6
 

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Deatthraz said:
Mmm weird, it worked to me
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At the moment i tested it was 18:18


PHP: 
<?php require_once 'engine/init.php'; include 'layout/overall/header.php'; ?>

    <?php
        // date_default_timezone_set('America/Mexico_City');

        $cd_hour = 18;
        $dateFormat = DateTime::createFromFormat('d-m-Y G', (date('G') >= $cd_hour ? (date('d') + 1) : date('d')).'-'.date('m').'-'.date('Y').' '.$cd_hour, new DateTimeZone('GMT-6'));

        $count = '<script language="JavaScript">
            TargetDateEvent = '.($dateFormat->getTimestamp() * 1000).'
            DateNow = '.(time() * 1000).'
            DisplayFormatEvent = "%%H%% hours %%M%% min %%S%% secs";
            FinishMessageEvent = "Boss has been spawned.";
        </script><script language="JavaScript" src="layout/js/counter.js"></script>';

      ?>

      <h2>countdown: <?php echo $count; ?> </h2>


<?php include 'layout/overall/footer.php'; ?>

Anyways, ill leave the .js counter im using
EDIT: Remember to correctly setup the timezone(s), in my case GMT-6
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Thank you soo much! <3

Would it be possible to use multiple of them?
 
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Klonera said:
Would it be possible to use multiple of them?
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You will have to make a new counter.js for every countdown and change var names
F.e: DateNow, TargetDateEvent (counter.js) - DateNow2, TargetDateEvent2 (counter2.js)

Here:
 

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Deatthraz said:
Yes but u have to make a new counter.js for every countdown and change var names
F.e: DateNow, TargetDateEvent (counter.js) - DateNow2, TargetDateEvent2 (counter2.js)

Here:
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Alright, I am thinking wrong..
Is anything inside the js script needed to be changed?
Lua: 
<?php
        // date_default_timezone_set('America/Mexico_City');

        $cd_hour = 18;
        $dateFormat = DateTime::createFromFormat('d-m-Y G', (date('G') >= $cd_hour ? (date('d') + 1) : date('d')).'-'.date('m').'-'.date('Y').' '.$cd_hour, new DateTimeZone('GMT+1'));

        $count = '<script language="JavaScript">
            TargetDateEvent1 = '.($dateFormat->getTimestamp() * 1000).'
            DateNow = '.(time() * 1000).'
            DisplayFormatEvent = "%%H%% hours %%M%% min %%S%% secs";
            FinishMessageEvent = "Boss has been spawned.";
        </script><script language="JavaScript" src="layout/js/counter1.js"></script>';

      ?>

      <h5>Ghazbaran countdown: <?php echo $count; ?> </h5>
 
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Klonera said:
Alright, I am thinking wrong..
Is anything inside the js script needed to be changed?
Click to expand...

Yes, i attached a file on my previous post so you can based off from there
But here is on pastebin: counter2.js

Code:
PHP: 
<?php require_once 'engine/init.php'; include 'layout/overall/header.php'; ?>

    <?php
        // date_default_timezone_set('America/Mexico_City');

        $cd_hour = 18;
        $dateFormat = DateTime::createFromFormat('d-m-Y G', (date('G') >= $cd_hour ? (date('d') + 1) : date('d')).'-'.date('m').'-'.date('Y').' '.$cd_hour, new DateTimeZone('GMT-6'));

        $count = '<script language="JavaScript">
            TargetDateEvent = '.($dateFormat->getTimestamp() * 1000).'
            DateNow = '.(time() * 1000).'
            DisplayFormatEvent = "%%H%% hours %%M%% min %%S%% secs";
            FinishMessageEvent = "Apocalypse has been spawned..";
        </script><script language="JavaScript" src="layout/js/counter.js"></script>';


        $cd_hour2 = 22;
        $dateFormat2 = DateTime::createFromFormat('d-m-Y G', (date('G') >= $cd_hour2 ? (date('d') + 1) : date('d')).'-'.date('m').'-'.date('Y').' '.$cd_hour2, new DateTimeZone('GMT-6'));

        $count2 = '<script language="JavaScript">
            TargetDateEvent2 = '.($dateFormat2->getTimestamp() * 1000).'
            DateNow2 = '.(time() * 1000).'
            DisplayFormatEvent2 = "%%H%% hours %%M%% min %%S%% secs";
            FinishMessageEvent2 = "Ghazbaran has been spawned.";
        </script><script language="JavaScript" src="layout/js/counter2.js"></script>';


      ?>

      <h2> <?php echo 'countdown1: '.$count; ?> </h2>
      <h2> <?php echo 'countdown2: '.$count2; ?> </h2>


<?php include 'layout/overall/footer.php'; ?>

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Of course you could make a foreach using an array so you dont copy&paste for every new countdown
However you will still need to make a new .js file for every new one
 
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Deatthraz said:
Yes, i attached a file on my previous post so you can based off from there
But here is on pastebin: counter2.js

Code:
PHP: 
<?php require_once 'engine/init.php'; include 'layout/overall/header.php'; ?>

    <?php
        // date_default_timezone_set('America/Mexico_City');

        $cd_hour = 18;
        $dateFormat = DateTime::createFromFormat('d-m-Y G', (date('G') >= $cd_hour ? (date('d') + 1) : date('d')).'-'.date('m').'-'.date('Y').' '.$cd_hour, new DateTimeZone('GMT-6'));

        $count = '<script language="JavaScript">
            TargetDateEvent = '.($dateFormat->getTimestamp() * 1000).'
            DateNow = '.(time() * 1000).'
            DisplayFormatEvent = "%%H%% hours %%M%% min %%S%% secs";
            FinishMessageEvent = "Apocalypse has been spawned..";
        </script><script language="JavaScript" src="layout/js/counter.js"></script>';


        $cd_hour2 = 22;
        $dateFormat2 = DateTime::createFromFormat('d-m-Y G', (date('G') >= $cd_hour2 ? (date('d') + 1) : date('d')).'-'.date('m').'-'.date('Y').' '.$cd_hour2, new DateTimeZone('GMT-6'));

        $count2 = '<script language="JavaScript">
            TargetDateEvent2 = '.($dateFormat2->getTimestamp() * 1000).'
            DateNow2 = '.(time() * 1000).'
            DisplayFormatEvent2 = "%%H%% hours %%M%% min %%S%% secs";
            FinishMessageEvent2 = "Ghazbaran has been spawned.";
        </script><script language="JavaScript" src="layout/js/counter2.js"></script>';


      ?>

      <h2> <?php echo 'countdown1: '.$count; ?> </h2>
      <h2> <?php echo 'countdown2: '.$count2; ?> </h2>


<?php include 'layout/overall/footer.php'; ?>

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Of course you could make a foreach using an array so you dont copy&paste for every new countdown
However you will still need to make a new .js file for every new one
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Alright, back once more..
Re-made everything but the counter 2 is not working.

Could that be due to it being inside footer.php which is not using:?
(Update: Just checked it, result. Only x1 countdown..)
(Update2: Looks like something is taking it's focus onto the same $count)
Lua: 
<?php require_once 'engine/init.php'; include 'layout/overall/header.php'; ?>

<?php include 'layout/overall/footer.php'; ?>

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Roddet said:
Post the counters and .php file, if you want send me PM
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Solved by a nice person

Lua: 
<script type="text/javascript">
        function countdown(targets){
            var now = new Date(new Date().toLocaleString("en-US", {timeZone: "Europe/Amsterdam"}));
            for(var i = 0; i < targets.length; i++){
                var target = targets[i]; 
                var hours = now.getHours();

                var hrs = (target - 1) - hours;
                if (hrs < 0){
                    hrs = 24 + hrs;
                }
                var mins = 59 - now.getMinutes();
                if (mins < 0) mins = 0;
                var secs = 59 - now.getSeconds();
                if (secs < 0) secs = 0;
                var str = trim(hrs, 2) + ':' + trim(mins, 2) + ':' + trim(secs, 2);
                document.getElementById('countdown'+(i+1)).innerHTML = str;
            }
        }
        function trim(n, len) {
            var str = n.toString();
            return (new Array((len - str.length + 1)).join('0')) + str;
        }
        var timerRunning = setInterval(countdown, 1000, [12, 18, 7]); /* 12 is 12.00, 18 is 18.00 for ghaz*/
    </script>

<h4><span id="countdown3">Loading..</span></center></h4> -- need more of those
 
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