Bonjour,
J'essaye d'installer un compte à rebours sur un site mais alors que tout marche bien sous IE et Opera, Firefox me renvoie la valeur NaN
Exemple, pour afficher le temps écoulé depuis ce debut d'année :
Code PHP :
<?php
echo theme('jquery_countdown', array(
'since' => date("F d, Y g:i a", mktime(0,0,0,0,0,2009)),
'format' => 'YOWDHMS',
'description' => t('Since New Year'),
));
?>
Et le code de ma fonction .js :
Code Javascript :
// $Id: jquery_countdown.js,v 1.1.2.4 2009/09/08 18:22:27 robloach Exp $
/**
* jQuery Countdown Drupal behavior.
*/
Drupal.behaviors.jquery_countdown = function(context) {
// Only process if the settings exist.
if (Drupal.settings.jquery_countdown) {
// Loop through all the jQuery Countdown settings.
jQuery.each(Drupal.settings.jquery_countdown, function(countdown, options) {
// Process the date properties if available.
if (typeof (options.until) != "undefined") {
options.until = Drupal.jQueryCountdownProcessDate(options.until);
}
if (typeof (options.since) != "undefined") {
options.since = Drupal.jQueryCountdownProcessDate(options.since);
}
// Evaluate the callbacks as function names.
if (typeof (options.onExpiry) == "string") {
options.onExpiry = eval(options.onExpiry);
}
if (typeof (options.onTick) == "string") {
options.onTick = eval(options.onTick);
}
// Create the countdown element on non-processed elements.
$(countdown + ':not(.jquery-countdown-processed)', context).addClass('jquery-countdown-processed').countdown(options);
});
}
};
/**
* Process date values for the jQuery Countdown plugin, based on the date type.
*/
Drupal.jQueryCountdownProcessDate = function(dateVal) {
if (typeof (dateVal) == "string") {
// Create the Date using the string.
return new Date(dateVal);
} else if (typeof (dateVal) == "number") {
// Return the number of seconds.
return dateVal;
} else if (dateVal instanceof Array || dateVal instanceof Object) {
// Create the Date object from available values, avoiding passing invalid
// objects.
var date = new Date();
for (i = 0; i < 6; i++) {
dateVal[i] = dateVal[i] || 0;
}
date.setFullYear(dateVal[0]);
date.setMonth(dateVal[1]);
date.setDate(dateVal[2]);
date.setHours(dateVal[3]);
date.setMinutes(dateVal[4]);
date.setSeconds(dateVal[5]);
return date;
}
return dateVal;
};
Si vous avez des idées pour le faire fonctionner également sous Firefox,
Merci d'avance