Timer Component

Overview

The Timer component can be used in the following scenarios:

Appian screens for applications where Appian actions have time constraints, such as tasks with deadlines.
Tracking the time taken to complete a task (Reverse Timer).

The Timer component is a useful tool for managing time-sensitive activities within the Appian platform.

Key Features & Functionality

Provides Timer and reverse timer functionality in Appian Applications.

Appian AppMarket 2 months ago
v1.5.1 Release Notes
1. Fixed a bug where the timer stops after switching tabs when the secondsValue is set to 0 and the timerDirection is up.
2. Minor bug fixes.
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Praveen Santhosh 3 months ago in reply to Chandra Pattem

Hi Chandra Pattem

The current version of the plugin in our environment is 1.5.0 which is the latest version in AppMarket.

Regards,

Praveen Santhosh
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Chandra Pattem 3 months ago in reply to Praveen Santhosh

May I know the version of the plugin that you have tested.
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Praveen Santhosh 3 months ago in reply to Chandra Pattem

Hi Chandra Pattem

We have tested the plugin in our environment which is in version 23.4 and the component is working fine.

Please find the screenshots

Please let us know if your still facing issues, please reach out to team.int.swatcustomdev@wns.com.

Regards,

Praveen Santhosh
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Chandra Pattem 3 months ago in reply to vigneshe

Our plugin version is 1.4.1 and appian version was 23.2, With this combination the component is working fine.

and We had upgraded appian 23.4 and plug in version 1.4.1 now also plugin component is working fine.

if we update the plugin to latest version then it is not working. the UI component was not responding and not showing any error on interface.

Please let me know if you have any questions.
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vigneshe 3 months ago in reply to Chandra Pattem

Hi Chandra Pattem1 (chandrababup7678) ,

Thanks for reaching out!

Can you please explain the issue that you exactly facing while using the plugin?

Regards,
Vignesh E
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Chandra Pattem 3 months ago

Hi, we noticed that, this plugin in not responding after upgrade to latest version of Appian (23.4) and latest version this plugin. But it is working fine in 1.4.1 alone.

Could you help here with the information.
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suyogk0001 4 months ago in reply to Praveen Santhosh

Hi Praveen Santhosh

So what should I modify in my code so that my requirement will get fulfill?
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Praveen Santhosh 4 months ago in reply to suyogk0001

Hi suyogk0001 ,

It is the expected behavior. The timer will stop only when it reaches the limit 0 - DOWN and the specified time - UP or when providing STOP as a value to the action parameter.

By the screenshot, your local variable must be getting refreshed to 59 and hence the condition provided in for the action parameter will be evaluating to START when reloading or refreshing the page. Thus, the timer is starting automatically.

Regards,

Praveen Santhosh.
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suyogk0001 4 months ago in reply to Praveen Santhosh

Hi Praveen it worked thanks but one issue is whenever I click back button of browser and again come back to screen timer is starting again, is it expected behavior?
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