'pause', 'resume', 'start', 'stop' not working about jquery.countdown HOT 17 CLOSED

Thanks for this report, I will look over the testing to see why it's failing!

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I had the same problem ... something new?
thanks

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same issue here

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The solution of this bug is on the issue #24, and will be solved under the merge of that PR.

Tests weren't able to catch this case because, other instances of the countdown was already created. And I will add a test case for this.

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This issue is fix on master right now.

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thanks @hilios!

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Thanks :)

On 12 December 2013 07:42, Luke Love [email protected] wrote:

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Proper tests in place, ready to launch in release 2.0.2

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thanks @hilios!

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I am using 2.0.4. When I try to reset JQuery Countdown value and restart by using start method, I encounter the error "Couldn't cast start to a date object". Is it replicated problem? Thanks for your advice.

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I have this problem too. 2.0.4

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I couldn't reproduce the issue reported, I uploaded a demo page at the docs to test this functionality and everything seems OK

http://hilios.github.io/jQuery.countdown/examples/bootstrap.html

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Hi Hilios,

I'm having an issue... When I've paused and after that I Resume, the countdown don't start where it's stopped. How can I fix that?
http://hilios.github.io/jQuery.countdown/examples/bootstrap.html
Thanks

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@iancampelo read this topic:
#144 (comment)

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We just ran into this issue with version 2.2.0. In our case, the problem was that we were setting up the timer before the target element was added to the page. It seems that the timer gets automatically removed if the element isn't on the page yet, even when it's first created.

We worked around the problem by wrapping the timer setup code in a setTimeout() call.

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This demonstrates what I was talking about: https://jsfiddle.net/995ztyox/1/

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