Universal Countdown JavaScript script

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Universal Countdown Script lets you count down to absolute events, by using your server's time to derive the local time in which the event is based on. This is a Universal Countdown script that lets you count down to absolute events, by using your server's time to derive the local time in which the event is based on. The target date to count down to can be specific to the second if needed (ie: "April 23, 2009 2:37:30"). This script is extremely flexible- you can customize exactly how to display the output, or even specify a custom action to perform at the end of the countdown (ie: go to another page), by passing in your own custom format function. The page running this script must either be PHP, SSI (server side includes), or ASP enabled, as the script needs to rely on one of these technologies to access your server's time.
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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