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Title bar clock

September 24th, 2009

   1:  <!-- STEP ONE: Paste this code into the HEAD of your HTML document -->

2:

   3:  <HEAD>

   4:  <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">

   5:  <!-- Original: Massimo Giari (motore@iol.it) -->

   6:  <! >

   7:  <! >

   8:  <!-- Begin

   9:  var clocktext, timeday;

  10:  var pagetitle = document.title;

  11:  function scroll() {

  12:  today = new Date();

  13:  sec = today.getSeconds();

  14:  hr = today.getHours();

  15:  min = today.getMinutes();

  16:  // 12 Hour clock fix by Michael Mann (pres@manninc.com)

  17:  if (hr < 12) { timeday = " AM"; }

  18:  else { timeday = " PM"; }

  19:  if (hr > 12) hr = hr - 12;

  20:  if (hr <= 9) hr = "0" + hr;

  21:  if (min <= 9) min = "0" + min;

  22:  if (sec <= 9) sec = "0" + sec;

  23:  var clocktext = " - " + hr + ":" + min + ":" + sec + timeday;

  24:  clocktimer = setTimeout("scroll()", 1000);

  25:  document.title = pagetitle + clocktext;

  26:  }

  27:  if (document.all) scroll();

  28:  // End -->

  29:  </script>

September 24th, 2009

   1:  <!-- STEP ONE: Put this code into the HEAD of your HTML document -->

2:

   3:  <HEAD>

   4:  <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">

   5:  <!-- Original: Francis Woodhouse (francis@contessa.u-net.com) -->

   6:  <! >

   7:  <! >

   8:  <!-- Begin

   9:  function runClock() {

  10:  theTime = window.setTimeout("runClock()", 1000);

  11:  var today = new Date();

  12:  var display= today.toLocaleString();

  13:  status=display;

  14:  }

  15:  // End -->

  16:  </SCRIPT>

17:

  18:  <!-- STEP TWO: Put this code onLoad event handler in the BODY tag -->

19:

  20:  <body onLoad="runClock()">

March 4th, 2009

2 examples handy for when a user enters data on a form

February 23rd, 2009

This simply pops up an alert box when you push a button

February 23rd, 2009