It's not working for me

yeah, is there any way we can download this source code? and can we after the countdown open a page to another display instead of starting the countdown afresh for another 365 days.

by the way, you have an awesome content.

Hello. i am a newbie. oollwed the video carefully but my script is not working, i keep getting Nan error message . what caoulc be wrong?

Wow, thank you! And welcome aboard!

Wow, thanks!

Hello André, I'm glad you liked it. Welcome to our DEV Community.

Glad it helped!

Hello DEV, 99% of the time it's a typo. Check it again. (DEV's Life) If you can't do it at all, send me a message on our facebook page and I'll send you the source code. Happy Coding!

Welcome! I'm super glad you liked it. Happy Coding!

Hey DEv, how are you doing? You can copy the url and share it with your friends. Let me know!

Help

Hello dev, how are you doing Send me a msg via FB page, and I will send you the Source Code, this way you can find the error... 99% of the time is just a silly typo! Happy Coding my friend!

Same Problem.

just look in the comments. I dont exactly know, which problem you got, but the other comments helped me alot.

const newYearTime = new Date(`January 1 ${currentYear + 1} 00:00:00`); You need to put `

Glad you think so!

Thanks for the vedio I'm now only learning its use full to me I'm from Tamil Nadu

Let me check! Can you please how me your code? Don't worry 99% of the time it's a simple typo.

instead of receiving the number in the console, the NaN (Not An Number) message appears. not sure what am I doing wrong.

@@DevMadeEasy Doesn't work for me either. it simply doesn't appear, but the console doesn't write anything either. const days = document.querySelectorAll('days'); const hours = document.querySelectorAll('hours'); const minutes = document.querySelectorAll('minutes'); const seconds = document.querySelectorAll('seconds'); const currentYear = new Date().getFullYear(); const newYearTime = new Date(`January 1 ${currentYear + 1 } 00:00:00`); function updateCountdown() { const currentTime = new Date(); const diff = newYearTime - currentTime; const d = Math.floor(diff/1000/ 60 / 60 /24); /*1000ms = 1s */ const h = Math.floor(diff/1000/ 60 / 60) % 24 ; const m = Math.floor(diff/1000/ 60) % 60 ; const s = Math.floor(diff/1000) % 60 ; days.innerHTML = d; hours.innerHTML = h < 10 ? '0' + h : h; minutes.innerHTML = m < 10 ? '0' + m : m; seconds.innerHTML = s < 10 ? '0' + s : s; } setInterval (updateCountdown, 1000);

Hi, I have the same problem. How did You find the mistake?

I got same problem as well

Yes it does...

Hello dev, how are you? This video is a step-by-step teaching you how to do this. Follow step by step, feel free to do it your way and add features, be creative. If you have any questions, post your code here and the community will help you.

@@DevMadeEasy hello dev,how are you const days = document.getElementById('days'); const hours = document.getElementById('hours'); const minutes = document.getElementById('minutes'); const seconds = document.getElementById('seconds'); const currentMonth = new Date().getFullMonth(); const newMonthTime = new Date(`April 23 ${currentMonth + 1} 00:00:00`); function updateCountdown() { const currentTime = new Date(); const diff = newMonthTime - currentTime; const d = Math.floor(diff / 1000 /60 / 60 / 24 ); const h = Math.floor(diff / 1000 / 60 / 60 % 24); const m = Math.floor(diff / 1000 / 60) % 60 ; const s = Math.floor(diff / 1000) % 60; days.innerHTML = d; hours.innerHTML = h < 10 ? '0' + h : h; minutes.innerHTML = m < 10 ? '0' + m : m; seconds.innerHTML = s < 10 ? '0' + s : s; } setInterval(updateCountdown, 1000); This is the code for day countdown timer but the code is not working

@@topebanjo5639 Go to the HTML file and put 00 in Seconds, minutes, hours, and days

Hi same problem, did you find a solution ?

Hey Kryssa, how are you doing? Yes, i just made a template, there are no limits to what you can do from it. Happy Coding!

Hello Dev, how are you doing? Yes, I believe I uploaded it there.

@@DevMadeEasy Ah, u did. Thank you!

Hey Dev, I'm glad you liked it... Answering your question: well, we get whatever the current year is and add 1 to it, this we don’t have to hard code the year we’re countdown to… ${currentYear + 1} const currentYear = new Date().getFullYear(); const newYearTime = new Date(`January 01 ${currentYear + 1} 00:00:00`);

Hey Dev, how are you doing? Here is is Google Fonts: fonts.google.com/ Happy Coding!

I deleted the const days / hours / minutes / seconds, my function looks like this: function updateCountdown() { const currentTime = new Date(); const diff = newYearTime - currentTime; const d = Math.floor(diff / 1000 / 60 / 60 / 24); const h = Math.floor(diff / 1000 / 60 / 60) % 24; const m = Math.floor(diff / 1000 / 60) % 60; const s = Math.floor(diff / 1000) % 60; document.getElementById('days').innerHTML = d; document.getElementById('hours').innerHTML = h; document.getElementById('minutes').innerHTML = m; document.getElementById('seconds').innerHTML = s; } setInterval(updateCountdown, 1000); Everything is displayed well !

@@myloufrom hey thankssss

i have the same issue

I have the same problem. Just word perfectly on the "console.log(d, h, m, s)" someone can help us?

The programming language is English, I even consider it a prerequisite. As I live in Europe, there is a great diversity of languages, I will expand the channel to French and German.

It sounds good :) Check the final project online: cranky-wright-a053c3.netlify.app

@@DevMadeEasy Nice :)

5s de vídeo eu pensei a mesma coisa

It's in the Video Description. Happy Coding my friend.

Which ones do you want to know? I put it in the description.