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John Smith
John Smith

Reputation: 57

Javascript: IF statement to change colour of text based on seconds

So i'm creating a timer and so far it does what it needs, displays the correct time between the two clicks of OK's, but now i want into change the output colour to green if it's below 0.5 seconds, i've tried below to do this but the colour doesn't change any solutions would be helpful.

Extra: I would also like to have Else IF statement for 0.5-1 seconds to be orange and anything over 1 second as red. Any guidance would be great

var canvas;
canvas = openGraphics();

alert("Press \"OK\" to start the timer.");
var starttime = Date.now();


alert("Press \"OK\" to stop the timer.");
var stoptime = Date.now();
var seconds_between = (stoptime - starttime) / 1000;
alert(seconds_between + " seconds");


var phrase1;
phrase1 = " seconds.";

var message;
message = seconds_between + phrase1;


if (seconds_between < 0 || seconds_between > 0.50) {
    message.fontcolor("green");
}


canvas.drawString(message, 10, 10);
canvas.paint();

Upvotes: 0

Views: 74

Answers (1)

Martin
Martin

Reputation: 106

if (seconds_between < 0 || seconds_between > 0.50) {
    message.fontcolor("green");
}

needs to be

if (seconds_between > 0 || seconds_between < 0.50) {
    message.fontcolor("green");
}

Upvotes: 1

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