Develop or improve the timer plugin for WordPress.

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33 USD

Client's review of cooperation with Artur Mileyko

Develop or improve the timer plugin for WordPress.

33 USD

All TZ points are 100% completed.
We are enthusiastic! Plugin works perfectly!
Arthur is a professional with a big letter. He is very gentle, punctual, careful to details, timings, and most importantly, he likes what he does. Working with Arthur is a pleasure.

5.0

Tatyana Latanskaya

31 October 2016

Project translated automatically. Log in or register, to view the original The prediction.We have a sales page in HTML+CSS which has a timer counting 6 hours from the moment of the first page download.At the time the user opens the page for the first time, the timer shows that there are 6 hours left before the end of the share.If the user returns to the page within 2 hours, the timer will recognize that user and will show that there are 4 hours left before the end of the action.If the user returns to the page more than 6 hours after the first visit, the timer will redirect it to another page at the standard price.Now we are moving this page so that it is implemented by WordPress.In this context, it was necessary to write a plugin of a timer for WordPress, which could implement such functional on the page we need.We reviewed existing plugins and third-party services and nothing of what is on the market we didn’t like.The page where this functional is implemented: http://udivitelnaja-igra-zhizni.com/spasibo-za-doverie/ Archive of the page with all scripts: https://drive.google.com/a/latansky.com/file/d/0ByMRix8i_8uPWVhQa1B5bmJRk0/view?usp=sharing From all the plugins that we tested we liked two: Waiting: One-click countdowns (https://wordpress.org/plugins/waiting/) This plugin is flexible, customizable, it has the ability to link the timer as a date, so to the moment of the page download.However, when the page is updated, it starts accounting again.WP Flipclock (https://www.winwar.co.uk/documentation/wp-flipclock/?utm_source=description&utm_medium=wordpressorgreadme&utm_campaign=wpflipclock) This plugin is using the same script (http://www.flipclockjs.com/), as in the original example, but in the plugin documentation we have not found a way to make the same timer as on the original page.Functional that must be implemented in a new (or updated on the basis of an existing) plugin: 1.The ability to create a lot of unique timer 2.The ability to attach the timer to a certain date and time (with accuracy up to a minute) 3.The ability to create a timer of reverse count without attachment to the date, and for the specified time (30 minutes, 6 hours, 15 seconds, etc.)4 .The timer must remember the user (through cookies) and when the page is updated, make a report not from the beginning, but from the moment the user first downloaded the page.and 5.If we have timers on different pages, they should be unique.that is.That it is not so that the timer remembered the time on one page and if they opened another page where there is also a timer so that it showed the values that should be the first page.6 .The possibility of setting a template (external look) of the timer.7 .The ability to set the size of the timer.8 .Support of Russian language (hours, days, minutes, seconds).The 9.The ability to make an invisible timer (so that it was and worked at the right time, but not appeared on the page) 10.You must be able to direct the user to another page at the end of the account.11 of 11.Possibility to hide the timer after the expiry of the account time.12 .The ability to set the timer time or connect it to the server time of the site.To show the same time (in case of connection to the date) in all time zones.

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