Increment counter formatting

[i3a1l3y]

Basically the counter I have created for a website seems to be working as I want it to (I can edit it to do what I want) – but for some reason when I increment it by decimals i.e. 0.1, 0.2, 0.3 etc the formatting glitches?

You can view the counter live at http://lowco2.eu

Here is the code behind the counter:

Script:

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Any help is much appreciated!

[i3a1l3y]

Can anyone help with this at all?

Cheers

[Paulie_D]

I’m not seeing a counter on the link you provided.

EDIT: Wow that’s hard to see.

[Watson90]

I don’t see the point behind having it on your website anyway as it’s not really a true reflection on the amount you’re exactly saving to be honest…

But i just ran your code through [JSLint](http://www.jslint.com/ “”) on the JSFiddle website and it threw back a few errors.

Try changing this;

var number = ;

To this;

var number = (int)((time()-1262325600)/150);

This is what I got – Here

[i3a1l3y]

> I’m not seeing a counter on the link you provided.

EDIT: Wow that’s hard to see.

It isn’t live hence it being hard to see, but thanks for your lack of help!

Thanks Watson… I will give it a try and see if it begins to sort it out.

It is possible to work out an estimate by taking the average tonnes of co2 they save over the last 3 years. I only design what they want though, so I won’t defend the need of it!

Cheers

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