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Count Up Within Date Range

Jellyfish Counter Widget · support · 2020-04-04T03:21:00+00:00

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Hi, I’ve been looking for a count up counter that will display the total amount of money spent in the space of a year. The Jellyfish counter comes close, as it’s the only counter I’ve come across that has the continuous counter feature. The problem is it’s pretty hard to work out how fast the counter should go to reach the total amount by December 31st. Just some feedback really, that a feature I would find extremely useful on this project is that you can define a date range in which you want the counter to read it’s end number by. So let’s say I want the counter to reach $40,000,000 in a year, I could just set it to get to that number on December 31st. I don’t know if there is much call for this feature outside of what I want to use it for but just thought I’d mention it 🙂 Actually, having a look through other posts I came across this one https://wordpress.org/support/topic/page-reloads-resets-my-counter-how-to-make-it-persistent/ and I didn’t realise I could set a start date and time for the counter to kick off. I then used the formula of seconds in a year divided by the end number, to determine the interval rate, and voila I have what I needed! Thank you! This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by xrayspecs .

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xrayspecs 2020-04-04T03:42:00+00:00

Actually, having a look through other posts I came across this one https://wordpress.org/support/topic/page-reloads-resets-my-counter-how-to-make-it-persistent/ and I didn’t realise I could set a start date and time for the counter to kick off. I then used the formula of seconds in a year divided by the end number, to determine the interval rate, and voila I have what I needed! Thank you! This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by xrayspecs .