Alright, I know this is more of a javascript/php thing rather than programming, but I figured this fit here better than the other boards. If anyone is bored, this is what I'm looking for:
- 3 buttons
- each button starts (or resets) a separate 13-day countdown when pressed (it would be nice if there was something visual for the countdown too, plain text is fine)
- If any countdown reaches zero, an email is sent to my inbox informing me which one it was
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Anonymous2010-02-16 17:15
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Subject: Homework 5: Sussclock Name:
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Write a JS/PHP countdown program with the following capabilities.:
- 3 buttons
- each button starts (or resets) a separate 13-day countdown when pressed (it would be nice if there was something visual for the countdown too, plain text is fine)
- If any countdown reaches zero, an email containing "Sussman" is sent to GJS.
>>2
I don't go to school. There's an online game I play, and if I don't login for 2 weeks my account is auto-deleted (thus 13 days to give me a 1 day heads up).
Also, what class assignment would say "php or javascript is cool, whatever, just fuckin do it"
This is just the right kind of go-get-em attitude that will get self-sufficient, capable programmers to do your own work for you.
Anyway, you don't need to program shit. This is what calendars are for. You can use google calendar -- it's free and it has recurring events and email alerts. Set one up to email you every two weeks, or add as you go. Pretty sure there's a gadget you can get for gmail that will let you type something in like "sign in to gay ass mmo in two weeks" that it will set up an event called "sign in to gay ass mmo" triggered to send you an email reminder in two weeks.
A real programming project would involve something that signed in for you, preferably in the background and with direct server calls that don't require having to load the whole game, within two weeks of you not signing in yourself manually.
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Anonymous2010-02-16 17:32
>>4
As the ugly caterpillar becomes a beautiful butterfly so you too, grasshopper, must learn to code for yourself to emerge from your larval stage.
>>8
I'm not trolling. Google's Calendar will work perfect in my situation. You can all rest easy knowing someone who doesn't know how to code didn't need someone to make something for him :)
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Anonymous2010-02-16 18:03
<?for(;;)sleep(1123200) && mail("me@localhost", "fuckall", "The time is up...", "From: me@localhost");
>>1
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