I'm working with JQUERY.COUNTDOWN - and I have a problem:
its possible to work with MULTIPLES INSTANCES and HIDE a TABLE ROW at end of countdown?
I had a Table, and each Row has a "Countdown" like this:
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item 1 expires in 10:10:20s [button: GO!]
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item 2 expires in 12:20:33s [button: GO!]
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item 3 expires in 22:08:53s [button: GO!]
Using:
HTML:
<div data-countdown="2016/01/01"></div>
<div data-countdown="2017/01/01"></div>
<div data-countdown="2018/01/01"></div>
JS:
$('[data-countdown]').each(function() {
var $this = $(this), finalDate = $(this).data('countdown');
$this.countdown(finalDate, function(event) {
$this.html(event.strftime('%D days %H:%M:%S'));
if (event.elapsed){
$(this).html('EXPIRED');};
});
});
I can control the "expires in XX:XX:XXs" and change the TXT to "EXPIRED" but I had a BUTTON "GO!" for each item - and this button will remain.
Then, I need to HIDE ALL ROW.
I work with the script and I can HIDE each Row with this:
$("#Job3").countdown("2015/09/07 03:43:20", function(event) {
var format = '%H:%M:%S';
if(event.offset.days > 0) {
format = '%-d day%!d ' + format;
}
if (event.offset.seconds > 0) {
$("#Panel").show();
$("#NoJob").hide();
}
$(this).text(event.strftime(format));
if (event.elapsed){
$(this).html('Expired');
$("#TdJob3").hide();
if (($('table#Panel tr:visible').length) == 1) {
$("#Panel").hide();
$("#NoJob").show();
}}
});
#Panel - is the TABLE
#JobXX - is the countdown div
#TDJobXX - is the TD/ROW to hide
#NoJob - is an Alert message and appears only if ALL TD are hidden. (no job available)
The problem is that I will have thousands of Rows.. If I need to create a rule for each row will be a problem.
then I need a solution to work with MULTIPLE INSTANCES and HIDE each row at end of the countdown..
Any Idea?
I don't know Jquery/JS a lot...but I read all docs, and create the solution for "single countdown".. :D
You can jQuery's slideUp()
to hide the rows , which has the timer expired.
Since your target element for the timer is div with id Job1
, which is inside the <tr>
, you need to traverse upwards until the <tr>
and call slideUp()
.like this to hide the complete row.
JS CODE:
$(this).closest('tr').slideUp();
Ref: jQuery .slideUp()