Time Keeper WordPress Plugin

This is Time Keeper WordPress plugin to turn your post/page in to quiz, exam sheet or time based survey form. You can include Time Keeper using shortcode, please find details from below –

Convert your form into Quiz/Exam/practice sheet

  • time : you can set Counter time using time parameter, either you can set time in seconds or in {mm::ss} or {hh:mm:ss} format.
    counter
    Example: time="00:10:45"
[
mytimekeeper 
		time="03:45"
		when="0" 
		until="0"
		warning="00:45" 
		autoplay="0" 
		autoplay_wait="1000" 
		navbar="1" 
		controlbar="1" 
		start="1" 
		stop="1" 
		pause="1" 
		start_bell="1" 
		warning_bell="1" 
		stop_bell="1" 
		redirect="https://www.kernelbd.com/blog/" 
		monitor="New Title" 
		description="This is description" 
		hook=".search-submit" 
		linked="#click-a-link" 
		attempt="0" 
		cookie_hour="24"
]

Future Date Event Countdown / Comming Soon

  • when : This option is great when you want to create a Event Counter. You can set future date to enable Time Counter in the page/post. Acceptable Date formates are – {yy:mm:dd H:i:s}, {yy:mm:dd H:i}, {yy:mm:dd}Example: when="2017-11-25 15:45:30"
    Default value: {null/empty}

    future-event
  • until : This option is great when you want to create a Event Counter. You can set event/occasion date to enable Time Counter in the page/post. Acceptable Date formates are – {yy:mm:dd H:i:s}, {yy:mm:dd H:i}, {yy:mm:dd}Example: until="2017-12-31 23:59:59"
    Default value: {null/empty}
[
mytimekeeper 
		when="2017-03-25 15:45:30" 
		until="2017-04-14 12:00:00"
		time="0"
		warning="10" 
		autoplay="1" 
		autoplay_wait="1000" 
		navbar="1" 
		controlbar="1" 
		start="1" 
		stop="1" 
		pause="1" 
		start_bell="1" 
		warning_bell="1" 
		stop_bell="1" 
		redirect="https://www.kernelbd.com/blog/" 
		monitor="New Title" 
		description="This is description" 
		hook=".search-submit" 
		linked="#click-a-link" 
		attempt="0" 
		cookie_hour="24"
]

Common Parameters

  • warning : you can set Warning time using warning parameter. It will change the counter color to red and will make clock-tick sound. You can turn off the alert sound by warning_bell parameter. Either you can set warning in seconds or in {mm::ss} or {hh:mm:ss} format.
    timekeeper

    Example: warning="00:3:45"
    Default value (seconds): 30

  • autoplay : If you set autoplay="1", then it will start counting automatically after page load.
    Example: autoplay="1"
    Default value : 0
  • autoplay_wait : If autoload="1", then you can set delay time to start counting after page load.Example: autoplay_wait="1" Default value (mili-seconds): 1000
  • controlbar : Play/Pause/Stop buttons are placed into controlbar. If you set controlbar="0" then buttons will not be shown, this option is great while you will autoplay the counter.
    controlbar

    Example: controlbar="0" Default value: 1

    no-control-bar
  • start : If controlbar="1", then you can turn off/on Start button by this parameter.
    no-play-button

    Example: start="0" Default value: 1

  • stop : If controlbar="1", then you can turn off/on Stop button by this parameter.
    no-stop-button

    Example: stop="1" Default value: 1

  • pause : If controlbar="1", then you can turn off/on Start button by this parameter.
    no-pause-button

    Example: pause="1" Default value: 1
  • start_bell : You can on/off sound on timer start.Example: start_bell="0" Default value: 1
  • warning_bell : You can on/off sound on warning period, in every second, it will sound clock-tick until counter is stopped.
    Example: warning_bell="0"
    Default value: 1
  • stop_bell : You can on/off stop sound, when counter reaches to the end secondm, it will play a sound.
    Example: stop_bell="0"
    Default value: 1
  • navbar : Counter div can float around the window, you can move the counter div to Top-Right, Top-Center, Top-Left, Center-Right, Center, Center-Left, Bottom-Right, Bottom-Center, Bottom-Left
    navabr

    Example: navbar="1"
    Default value: 1
  • redirect : At the end of counting, you can redirect the users to a specific URL.
    Example: redirect="https://www.kernelbd.com/blog/"
    Default value: {null/empty}
  • monitor : You can set Title for the counter div.
    Example: monitor="Cyber Monday"
    Default value: {null/empty}
  • description : You can set small description of your timers/event time counter.
    Example: description="1"
    Default value: {null/empty}
  • hook : Hook your “My Time Keeper” with a specific form in the current page, you can hook with any form by class-name or form id. It will submit the form after “My Time Keeper” times-up event and show confirmation message in a modal window.
    Example: hook=".search-form"
    Default value: {null/empty}
  • linked : “My Time Keeper” can click on any link/form/object after times-up, but no modal form will be shown or any confirmation message will be dispalyed.
    Example: linked=""
    Default value: {null/empty}
  • attempt : You can restrict usage of “My Time Keeper” to a specific post to a user. Within a certain period, a user can access post counter for a given number. After exceed of usage number, “My Time Keeper” will disappear.
    Example: attempt="5"
    Default value: 0
  • cookie_hour : You can set time duration for “attempt” parameter checking. In the given duration (in hour), user can access / practice “My Time Keeper” enabled form “attempt” times.
    Example: cookie_hour="1"
    Default value: 24 hours

 

 


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