I experience there is a bug in countdown timer, if the count down date time is more than 24 hours away from current time. For example if you pass, [timerLabel setCountDownTime:3600*26] . It will start counting down for 2 hours.

Hi! Thanks for the pod! I'm currently having issues in a multiview application. I've a stopwatch running in a view A but if I change to view B and I return to A the stopwatch is stop. How can I fix this behaviour ?

I create the timer and call... self.countdown.setCountDownTime(60) self.countdown.start()

but the timer label starts at 1 minute then starts to count up. Any help?

Hi and thanks for your great classes !

I was wondering : could you add a method to add a block to execute when a countDown timer ends independently of starting it ? I mean we could do

timerLabel.endingBlock = ^(NSTimeIntervall time){...} ;

Thanks

customTextToDisplayAtTime is getting called every 10 milliseconds or so in my app. Seems way to frequent for a timer where the smallest time I'm showing is seconds. Is there any way to change this?

//Creating a timer _timerView = [[MZTimerLabel alloc] initWithLabel:_timerLabel andTimerType:MZTimerLabelTypeTimer]; _timerView.timeFormat = @"HH:mm:ss,SS"; _timerView.countDownTime = _currentTimer.timeInterval; // timeInterval is for example 14 _timerView.delegate = self; [_timerView start];

timerLabel:(MZTimerLabel *)timerLabel finshedCountDownTimerWithTime:(NSTimeInterval)countTime is called when the label shows 00:00:00,99 so it doesn't count to zero.

First of all thanks for this great pod/control

I have encountered an issue and would like to inform you. So I have MZTimerLabel in my view, actually it is a normal UILabel in storyboard file but in the code I used the initWithLabel: method to create a MZTimerLabel with an existing UILabel, everything works fine.

But then I wanted to include a pause screen in my viewController in my pauseTimer; function I called [timerLabel pause]; and did some other work. but when I resume the timer in another function of mine by calling [timerLabel start]; it would not resume from that time, rather it would resume from some random time which is 3-15 seconds added to the current time or just go to zero by its own.

I am waiting for your reply. Thanks

Its not working in this scenario, please assist.

MZTimerLabel *timer = [[MZTimerLabel alloc] initWithLabel:someLabel andTimerType:MZTimerLabelTypeTimer]; [timer setShouldCountBeyondHHLimit:YES]; [timer setCountDownTime:3600 * 50]; [timer start];

When you create instance of MZTimerLabel and it is not added as subview (You just create instance and then set timeLabel), removeFromSuperview is not fired > timer is not invalidated and instance stays in memory.

Hi, great job!!

But, there is an issue, countdown time end block is not called properly, actually it is called 1 second before the finish time. Here is my code:

MZTimerLabel *countDownTimer = [[MZTimerLabel alloc] initWithLabel:secondsLabel andTimerType:MZTimerLabelTypeTimer];
[countDownTimer setCountDownTime:15];
countDownTimer.resetTimerAfterFinish = YES;
countDownTimer.timeFormat = @"mm:ss SS";
[countDownTimer startWithEndingBlock:^(NSTimeInterval countTime) {
      // Called when 14 seconds passed
}];

Hello,

What is the best way to edit the timer.

For example we have a timer running and then a user can tap and edit the current time displayed. I edit the label and start but it starts from the previous time.

I have tried "setStopWatch" but it only accepts NSTimeInterval, is their a quick way to edit the timer?

If you want the countdown timer to run for say 90 seconds but you want it to go 90...89...88...etc it will not do it because it assumes there is a minute digit displayed there. It's not a big deal but figured I'd report it anyway. Maybe I'll put a pull request in if I decide I really need it.

It's for a game so that's why i want it to be just seconds. And we all know there is nothing fun about a colon! I really like the pod though. Nice work.