Shoutbox

The example was more of something that you could adapt to your website not just copy/paste

Because it also uses the direct name of that form, it's better to use getElementById.

So just make a div you want to use for the clock, give it the ID of Clock or something and change that line "ocument.theClock.theTime.value = ...." to something like " document.getElementById("Clock").innerHTML = ..."

Also change the lines after that to make it have the same format as you wanted.

kty

I think this is what you are after, I wrote it myself so it might be able to be made smaller (using functions that I don't know about) but it will do.  Just put it in wherever you are wanting the time to be displayed.

code:

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<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript" >var d=new Date();var days=new Array("Sunday","Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday","Thursday","Friday","Saturday");var months=new Array("January","February","March","April","May","June","July","August","September","October","November","December");document.write(days[d.getDay()]+" "+months[d.getMonth()]+" "+d.getDate()+", "+(d.getYear()+1900)+", "+(d.getHours()%12==0?"12":d.getHours()%12)+":"+(d.getMinutes()>9?d.getMinutes():"0"+d.getMinutes())+(d.getHours()<12?"am":"pm"));</script>

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EDIT: should have refreshed the page I guess... and mine is only static, not a dynamic one like that either (it will only show the one time and not continually update... I guess you wanted that though)

EDIT2: fixed my code to have a prefixing 0 on the minutes when they are less than 10

EDIT3: Had a problem with the year that is now fixed.... why do they start at 1900?

Thanks Markee Appreciated buddy

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Originally posted by markee
EDIT3: Had a problem with the year that is now fixed.... why do they start at 1900?

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Why don't you simply use d.getFullYear()? Much easier!