For example, this is what a thumbs up icon would look like: Ix) Completion icon: here you can choose an optional icon to show alongside your completion message when the countdown is complete. Viii) Completion message: choose which message you want to display when your countdown is complete. Vii) Show on-screen (Flip style only): this allows you to choose between showing just the number of days left, the number of days and hours, or days, hours, and minutes.

the 1st of May would be 05/01/18), European format (01/05/18), and Asian format (1). Vi) Date format (only available in the Flip style): here you can choose between American date format (e.g. V) Hour / Minute: this is optional and allows you to countdown to a specific hour and minute on that specific day (for example midday would be 12:00). Iv) Time format: choose AM, PM, or 24-hour clock. Enter the month as a number, for example, January is 1, February 2 and so on. Iii) Month, day, and year: this is where you add the date you are counting down to. Ii) Label: this is what you are counting down to! For example, if you add the label as “Company Trip”, the app will say “3 days left until Company Trip”. Currently, we support English, Spanish, German, French, and Dutch. I) Language: here you can choose which language you would like the app to show. Next, you will see a series of settings to choose from including: To adjust the countdownClock in the OnTimeEvent, and multiply by the scale.ĬountdownClock = countdownClock.Subtract(timeScale * TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(timer.2.2. Private static readonly int timeScale = 6 I have also tried adding a timer interval scale using this command Private void Start_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) Private void button3_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)ĪddTimeToClock(TimeSpan.FromMinutes(10)) Private void button2_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) Private void AddTimeToClock(TimeSpan timeToAdd) (in case it's negative), and stop our timer Countdown clock has run out, so set it to zero If (countdownClock.TotalMilliseconds <= 0)

Subtract whatever our interval is from the countdownClockĬountdownClock = countdownClock.Subtract(TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(timer.Interval)) LblTime.Text = void OnTimeEvent(object sender, EventArgs e) Timer.Interval = (int)TimeSpan.FromSeconds(1).TotalMilliseconds Private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) Private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)ĪddTimeToClock(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(10)) Anything I have tried has not worked with the start button click event, any idea's? public partial class Form1 : Form At the moment I can only seem to get the time to countdown as soon as the time is incremented.

My aim was to set the hours, minutes and seconds and when I click a start button, the code will start to countdown. So I have coded a timer where you are able to increase the hours, minutes and seconds by separate button click events.

Countdown to event clock