R Ross111 macrumors regular Original poster Mar 30, 2010 #1 Perhaps it's just me. Anything look wrong with this picture? Attachments Screen shot 2010-03-30 at 7.16.45 PM.jpg 173.6 KB · Views: 149
angelwatt Moderator emeritus Mar 30, 2010 #3 What, you think April 12th will come in less than 42 days? I'm guessing the creator forgot the months array starts at 0.
What, you think April 12th will come in less than 42 days? I'm guessing the creator forgot the months array starts at 0.
GGJstudios macrumors Westmere Mar 30, 2010 #4 angelwatt said: What, you think April 12th will come in less than 42 days? I'm guessing the creator forgot the months array starts at 0. Click to expand... Since the timer changes constantly, there's no telling when the OP's screen capture was made. The site currently shows 12+ days, which is correct. (after waiting for what seemed like a month, trying to attach this file!)
angelwatt said: What, you think April 12th will come in less than 42 days? I'm guessing the creator forgot the months array starts at 0. Click to expand... Since the timer changes constantly, there's no telling when the OP's screen capture was made. The site currently shows 12+ days, which is correct. (after waiting for what seemed like a month, trying to attach this file!)
Nermal Moderator Staff member Mar 30, 2010 #5 It says 12 days for me; it's either been fixed or is a Firefox issue (I'm using Safari). GGJstudios said: Since the timer changes constantly, there's no telling when the OP's screen capture was made. Click to expand... The date and time are in the menu bar.
It says 12 days for me; it's either been fixed or is a Firefox issue (I'm using Safari). GGJstudios said: Since the timer changes constantly, there's no telling when the OP's screen capture was made. Click to expand... The date and time are in the menu bar.
angelwatt Moderator emeritus Mar 30, 2010 #6 This is what I see when I visit the site. I'm sure they're fixing it. Edit: Seems fine now with correct countdown. I do find it amusing that an Adobe site is using JavaScript for the countdown rather than Flash. Attachments Screen shot 2010-03-30 at 9.38.03 PM.PNG 64.1 KB · Views: 91
This is what I see when I visit the site. I'm sure they're fixing it. Edit: Seems fine now with correct countdown. I do find it amusing that an Adobe site is using JavaScript for the countdown rather than Flash.
R Ross111 macrumors regular Original poster Mar 30, 2010 #7 Yep, looks 'fixed' now. I hope CS5 has better testing. I hope they can fix CS5 bugs as fast as they fixed this one!
Yep, looks 'fixed' now. I hope CS5 has better testing. I hope they can fix CS5 bugs as fast as they fixed this one!