A timer that counts the counted hours and minutes

[bodymindpower (Anke)]

Try this one:
countHoursMin.apk (5.1 MB)

Click Start, wait a few minutes (at least 1 min), click Stop. Now the elapsed time/duration should be displayed. Put the app in the background or lock the screen, wait 1-2 min, open the app again. Again, the total duration should be displayed.

Close the app, wait 1-2 min, open the app again. The total duration since you clicked Start should then be displayed again.

If Start is clicked again, the procedure starts again.

Blocks

[monika (monica smith)]

I want to make time count directly When I press start starts counting I don’t want the time to appear when I press stop I want it to appear live

[Still-learning (1-2-3-4...)]

If possible check this post. I have updated both

[Free] Tinytimer app (May be unhackbale, but not sure) & Tinytimer Extension V2(Updated)

V2 added with Ontick ,Onfinish block, CancelTimer, GetCountdownValue and Start Timer have been added [image] extension link : TinyTimerV2.aix (11.9 KB) AIA: Countdown_GSR_V2.aia (105.3 KB) see the below screenshots: [Screenshot_2022-04-29-18-44-49-56] [Screenshot_2022-04-29-18-45-43-95]

[bodymindpower (Anke)]

@monika

I want to make time count directly When I press start starts counting

This is no problen. Put the Label in a Timer event. Timer,Intervall = 60000 (= 1 min). That’s all.

[bodymindpower (Anke)]

Try this one: countHoursMin_2.apk (5.1 MB)

I set the duration to HH:mm:ss for easier and faster checking/testing.

[bodymindpower (Anke)]

Steps to test:

1. Click on Start
2. Move the app to the background
3. Bring the app back to the foreground
4. Close the app
5. Open the app again

In all cases, the correct total time / duration since the 1st click on Start should be displayed.

If you click on Stop the timer stops and if you click then on Start again, the procedure start from the beginning.

[bodymindpower (Anke)]

I opened the app again:

[monika (monica smith)]

Yes, this is exactly what I want can you give me the aia please

[Still-learning (1-2-3-4...)]

Nice work…

But, I think whenever user changes system time, timer also changes. I believe you are using system time on button click instead of taking online time…

[bodymindpower (Anke)]

@Still-learning

user changes system time

Why would a user change the system time? I’ve never done that. The user would have to have a very good (or should we say bad) reason for doing so.

[monika (monica smith)]

What blocks are you using please?

[Taifun]

@bodymindpower

Why would a user change the system time?

depending on the app the use might want to cheat for example to get something which is only available after the countdown…

Taifun

[Still-learning (1-2-3-4...)]

But after stop, I need to kill the app. Because once I started the timer and stopped then come back from the ideal mode mean , it shows me irrelevant timers. Don’t know the reason.

[bodymindpower (Anke)]

@Taifun

the use might want to cheat for example to get something which is only available after the countdown

Yes, so as I said …

@bodymindpower

(or should we say bad) reason

[bodymindpower (Anke)]

@Still-learning

Because once I started the timer and stopped then come back from the ideal mode mean , it shows me irrelevant timers.

Try this one: countHoursMin_2b.apk (5.1 MB)

[monika (monica smith)]

Guys, I think you forgot my problem