Countdown Clock

Do you want to see a countdown clock on the main page?

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Okay, finally got a chance to get this added.  The only problem is that the stylesheet the board uses causes all table borders to display, and I cant change this property b/c we need borders on the other tables - and as far as I know the script has to have columns to keep organized; so unless Nameless can design it so the table doesnt have columns/rows, this might have to do.  Unless someone has other suggestions.
Overall I think it looks real slick -- great job Nameless!  Sure if you could send me the updated image with each weeks new opponent it would be much appreciated.  Thanks for your help.  :cheers
Not sure why it's showing up like that. He's the HuskerTunnelWalk board i made on the invision network the day after Ezboard shut down my board before i decided to just come here and post instead of doing the whole managing a message board again

Huskers Tunnel Walk?

If you scroll to the bottom, you will see what it should look like. Try moving the clock from the top of the message board to the bottom Blackshirts. I believe that should fix it. I would say that if you gave me access to the admin CP for a few hours, i could check and see if i can modify the code

As far as skipping, its working fine for me. I don't see any skipping

 
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Just moved it down, but didnt fix it. Ive tried moving it all over the board, but it doesnt seem to matter where it is, the damn style sheet takes over.

 
Just moved it down, but didnt fix it. Ive tried moving it all over the board, but it doesnt seem to matter where it is, the damn style sheet takes over.
That's alright. Better then no countdown clock at all. At least now we can watch the seconds tick away and grow more and more insane :thumbs

 
Thanks Nameless. One question though - I may just be sleep deprived, but any idea why it's displaying "35 days" remaining?

Here is how I have the jscript:

ctyear = 2005;

ctmonth = 09; // note: flash starts to count months from 0, so January is month 0 and December month 11.

ctday = 10;

hour = 18; // hours

ctmin = 0;

ctsecs = 0;

Ideas?

 
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