qsm advanced timer 1.0.0 Issues with QSM 6.4.10
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May 7, 2020 at 8:29 pm #3670
Ken JohnsonParticipantHello QSM Personnel,
Since my update to QSM 6.4.10, qsm advanced timer 1.0.0 shows the massage that, qsm advanced time needs version 6.4.8 or higher. This massage appears on the Plug-in Page of my wordpress dashboard.
In addition, I had a test taker, one out of 16 concurrent site visitors and tester, have his time go faster than it should. The 45 minutes allotted for the test/quiz by timer was expired in 25 minutes. The test taker told me that he had only 7 minutes remaining and that the second count was too fast. Within 3.5 minutes his time was finished. Please address.
Thanks in advance.May 8, 2020 at 5:15 am #3682
Kriti SharmaKeymasterHi Ken,
Thank you for letting us know about the issues. I will keep you posted on regarding the same.
Regards,
KritiMay 11, 2020 at 9:59 am #3750
Kriti SharmaKeymasterHi Ken,
We have fixed these issues in the latest update of the addon and we will be releasing it very soon.
Regards,
KritiApril 7, 2026 at 9:02 pm #20229
jh f sdfsParticipantThe plugin version conflict and timer acceleration you are experiencing usually stem from JavaScript execution delays on your server during high traffic. When 16 concurrent users access the site, browser-side scripts can desync if the hosting resources are throttled. While you wait for a technical patch from the developers, you can download 788win Game to see how a high-performance application handles synchronization https://apkbetgames.com.pk/288-win-game/ . Ensuring your WordPress environment is fully optimized will help maintain a consistent countdown for every test taker.
May 5, 2026 at 5:12 am #21040
Noah ArloParticipantI ran into something similar with QSM timers acting inconsistently after updates seems like timing scripts can conflict depending on how countdown logic is handled. I ended up reviewing how dynamic countdowns are structured using something like https://www.yawminow.com/, which helped me better understand timing accuracy and auto updating behavior. Might give you a fresh perspective on the issue.
May 5, 2026 at 5:26 am #21041
john smithParticipantThis may be a compatibility or cache issue after the update. Try clearing cache, reactivating the plugin, and checking for conflicts—these can also affect timer accuracy under load. On a lighter note, take a break and explore stylish women’s trilby hats for a timeless fashion touch.
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