Make A Countdown Timer In Hours, Minutes,Seconds,Milliseconds?
Jan 3, 2010
I have 4 textboxes Hours, Minutes,Seconds,Milliseconds. When textboxes values are set the count down begins. So far everything works except the milliseconds
Timer1.Tick
Timer1.interval = 100
Private Sub Timer1_Tick(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Timer1.Tick
Dim Vals3(3)
I have three sets of labels, lbl_seconds, lbl_minutes and lbl_hours. These labels have the default value of 00:00 and I want the timer to change that for each label. I have googled this but I cannot seem to find any good info on it. Do I need three separate timers? I have also noticed that the timers have their own tick event handler. I guess it's in this that I need to change the value of the label. But I cannot figure out how to do just that.
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I am working on code for a countdown timer, where 2 labels (Minutes label = label6 and Seconds label = label7). I have tried for a long time to try and get this to work, and it has to be "Hours:Minute" format. I will add below the awful start I have made
If Label7.Text = "1" Then Label6.Text = (Label6.Text) - Val(1) ElseIf Label7.Text = "1" Then Label7.Text = "59" [Code] .....
There is lots of bugs, such as the last minute is cut out, and it is just buggy, the user must be able to select a time/duration for the timer to work, and also this must be able to change every time the time reaches 00:00.
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Public Class OSCETimerControl
Dim t As Integer Dim s As Integer Dim a As Integer
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