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Thanks for the link, It would be based on server time the thing is I need to reset when it reaches zero and start counting down again!
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Thanks for the link, It would be based on server time the thing is I need to reset when it reaches zero and start counting down again!

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Then the little code snippet I included should work nicely for you as a starting point.
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Then the little code snippet I included should work nicely for you as a starting point.

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I am looking for a countdown timer that resets when it reaches 00:00:00<br />
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Basically I need it to set it the countdown from 12am to 2pm.<br />
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I'm new to jQuery and have not seen a script that does this yet...<br />
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If anyone knows I'd be grateful for the shared knowledge...
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I am looking for a countdown timer that resets when it reaches 00:00:00

Basically I need it to set it the countdown from 12am to 2pm.

I'm new to jQuery and have not seen a script that does this yet...

If anyone knows I'd be grateful for the shared knowledge...

Continuous countdown timer using jQuery or PHP

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