Control of multiple timer

[kolxo]

Hi, Thanks for the work, angular-timer is a smart way to implement a timer/countdown. In case of multiple timer in a page/controller (one global and others intermediates),how can we start/pause/resume/stop specifics timers ? All I see is broacast actions to all timers.

Thanks in advance for your response.

[zacharynevin]

+1

[bevalorous]

+1 It could be useful to have some possibility to distinguish multiple timers — for example, by attribute called "timer-id".

Here is my case: there is a page with multiple countdown timers on it, and each timer has its own countdown value. When a timer stops, some action associated with this specific timer must be executed. But it's impossible to understand which timer stopped:

$scope.$on('timer-stopped', function (event, data){
    console.log(data);
    // data contains only timestamp and timeoutId (internally generated and meaningless)
});

How can I do this with current implementation?

[sett21]

+1

[polomarcus]

Hi,

I hope this solves your problem : https://github.com/siddii/angular-timer/issues/166

[samaphp]

Still this issue not resolved. @siddii please your help .. can we use something like this: document.getElementById('chrono').getElementsByTagName('timer')[0].set(60);

I have multiple timers and can not assume the timer id, so it would be awesome if I can change the countdown value directly without affect on other timers.

Many Thanks!