strtotime page load

Not sure what you mean by

set timer to 90seconds after page load

+90 seconds would set the timer to countdown 90 seconds everytime the page is loaded. Can you be a bit more clear on what it is you are trying to accomplish?

ok, i entered strtotime to +90 seconds. when i load the page timer shows 90 and immediately jumps back to 44 seconds and starts counting backwards from there. Any idea why it would do that?

Also when i tick “use cookie” i assume that means in the event of a user reloading the page, it would still be counting downwards from when the page was first loaded?
in my instance i load the page timer show’s 90 seconds and right away initiates launch target. ( or in other words : does not count down )

ok, this issue seems to be resolved. must have been a firefox issue as chrome after clearing the cookies works fine.

another question though: is there a way strtotime reads the users timezone and set’s the time accordingly ( independent from server location ) ?

Also when i tick “use cookie”

Are you sure you are using T(-) Countdown? The use cookie feature is only available in our pro version: T(-) Countdown Control.

Timezone is based on the timezone setting of WordPress under Dashboard > Settings > General > Timezone.

Issue marked as resolved.

we bought T(-) Countdown Control.

i know the Timezone is based on the WordPress settings.
still im wondering if there is a chance to work around that as described above!

thanks

WordPress do not allow support of premium plugins on the support forum
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Please contact us directly at the support channel listed in your purchase receipt.

Strtotime is a php function that is processed server-side. The client’s time could be retrieved via Javascript, but this is not supported by the plugin. In your support required, please clearly describe what you are trying to accomplish.

This issue is marked as resolved (commercial plugin support question)