Multiple Timers Stop Events

[patnevin]

Loving the timer so far - really simple to use. I'm having one small issue however.

I have multiple timers all being kicked off with different countdown values (essentially a list of ebay style auction items counting down) inside an ng-repeat.

I see there is a 'timer-stopped' event which is ideal as I'd like to refresh the item on this event, however I can't seem to find a way for the event to tell me which timer has expired.

Is there a way of doing this? Neither the "data" or "event" arguments seem to have a timerId or equivalent, and I can't see this being used in any of your examples.

Thanks in advance.

[siddii]

Fixed in version v1.1.1- https://github.com/siddii/angular-timer/tree/master/dist#version-111

[siddii]

FYI - Here is the example code showing the arg sent on timer-stopped event - http://siddii.github.io/angular-timer/examples/angularjs-multiple-timers.html

[patnevin]

Hi siddii, thanks for looking at this so quickly!

I can now see the "timeoutId" on the stop event now, however maybe I'm misunderstanding what this is, as the id seems to change when you start/stop the timers in your example. I also can't see how this timeoutId relates to the timer?

In my example, I have an ng-repeat with 10 items all having seperate timers, with separate finishing dates. Ideally I'm looking for something like a $index to let me know which timer has expired so I can then display an "Auction Ended" message on the item instead of "0 seconds" etc.

Or maybe is there a way of passsing an Id into the < timer > element or anything like that?

Thanks again.

[siddii]

No, you are looking for something similar to this - http://plnkr.co/edit/GjKSSVM1x2UQC2gLQeGo?p=preview

[mkarrfan]

The plnkr is not working!