This patch will allow multiple timers to countdown as expected.

I've done some basic testing, and it seems to work.
Please let me know if you find a bug or issue.

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agaglani’s picture

agaglani commented

I applied the patch but still doesn't seem to work. The timer will only countdown if I am on the page (product) only. If i'm on the home page, for example, and have multiple product teasers then none will countdown. Also, when looking at all products in a certain category, it will not work either even if there is only one product.

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tseven commented

I only tested this patch for my very specific need and it's not the best solution.

The problem is, at present, there isn't a mapping between the timer expiration timestamp, and the timer html on the front-end.

My current solution is to add the timer's expiration as a rel='1349009200' tag of the timer.

This way, in the timer's .js I can do something like:

expiration = $(this).attr('rel');

"this" referencing the current timer being processed by the timer script.

If anybody is interested in this solution, I may re-roll a patch including this.

Right now I'm adding the rel tag through standard templating procedures so I don't have to modify the modules core code.

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diseño web palma de Mallorca commented

hiii, I need this feature, would it work in views??, I have several nodes in views, but when I add 2 products, then the timer does not count and resets to Zero.

thanks

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diseño web palma de Mallorca commented

yep !! patch works finally !! don know why it was not working yesterday, but now works great !!! thanks