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1/*
2const seconds = 1000;
3const minutes = seconds * 60;
4const hours = minutes * 60;
5const days = hours * 24;
6
7let months = ["January", "February", "March", "April", "May", "June",
8    "July", "August", "September", "October", "November", "December"];
9
10$(document).ready(function () {
11
12    if ($('#countdownTargetDate').length) {
13        let targetDate = $("#countdownTargetDate").attr('data-date');
14        let targetHour = $("#countdownTargetHour").attr('data-hour');
15        let targetMinute = $("#countdownTargetMinute").attr('data-minute');
16
17        let targetTime = targetHour + ":" + targetMinute;
18        let targetDay = targetDate.substr(0, 2);
19        let targetMonth = parseInt(targetDate.substr(3, 2));
20        let targetMonthString = months[targetMonth - 1];
21        let targetYear = targetDate.substr(6, 4);
22        let stringedTarget = targetMonthString + " " + targetDay + ", " + targetYear + " " + targetTime;
23        let countDownDate = new Date(stringedTarget).getTime();
24
25        let x = setInterval(function () {
26
27            let now = new Date().getTime();
28
29            let distance = countDownDate - now;
30
31            $("#days").text(Math.floor(distance / (days)));
32            $("#hours").text(Math.floor((distance % (days)) / (hours)));
33            $("#minutes").text(Math.floor((distance % (hours)) / (minutes)));
34            $("#seconds").text(Math.floor((distance % (minutes)) / seconds));
35            console.log(distance);
36            // If the count down has finished...
37            if (distance < 0) {
38                $('#countdown-text, #countdown-days, #countdown-hours, #countdown-minutes, #countdown-seconds').html("");
39                clearInterval(x);
40            }
41        }, seconds);
42    }
43});*/

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