Time On Page Alert
Thursday, January 8th, 2009This displays a pop up with the time spent on a page when a user leaves the
page .
Here is the script , first enter the following between the <HEAD> tags
<script>
// Copyright Chris Englmeier — machin@mindspring.com
// http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Heights/2052
// You can use this script so long as this text remains
intact
<!–
var onHours = ” “;
var onMinutes = ” “;
var onSeconds = ” “;
var offHours = 0;
var offMinutes = 0;
var offSeconds = 0;
var logSeconds = 0;
var logMinutes = 0;
var logHours = 0;
var OnTimeValue = ” “;
var OffTimeValue = ” “;
var PageTimeValue = ” “;
// Back to previous page.
function WinOpen()
{
getLogoffTime();
}
// Loads HTML page to full window for View Source.
function WinOpen1()
{
alert(’\nPage will load to full screen.\n\nUse View/Document
Source from menu bar to view source.\n\nClose new window
to return to this page. ‘);
window.open(”js-timer.htm”,”DisplayWindow”,”menubar=yes,scrollbars=yes”);
window.open(”js-timer.htm”,”DisplayWindow”,”menubar=yes,scrollbars=yes”);
}
// Captures logon time.
function getLogonTime()
{
var now = new Date();
// Used to display logon time.
var ampm = (now.getHours() >= 12) ? ” P.M.” : ” A.M.”;
var Hours = now.getHours();
Hours = ((Hours > 12) ? Hours - 12 : Hours);
var Minutes = ((now.getMinutes() < 10) ? “:0″ : “:”) + now.getMinutes();
var Seconds = ((now.getSeconds() < 10) ? “:0″ : “:”) + now.getSeconds();
// String to display log-on time.
OnTimeValue =(” ” + Hours + Minute + Seconds + ” ” + ampm);
// Capture logon time for use in timer().
onHours = now.getHours();
onMinutes = now.getMinutes();
onSeconds = now.getSeconds();
}
function getLogoffTime()
{
var now = new Date();
// Used to display logoff time.
var ampm = (now.getHours() >= 12) ? ” P.M.” : ” A.M.”;
var Hours = now.getHours();
Hours = ((Hours > 12) ? Hours - 12 : Hours);
var Minutes = ((now.getMinutes() < 10) ? “:0″ : “:”) + now.getMinutes();
var Seconds = ((now.getSeconds() < 10) ? “:0″ : “:”) + now.getSeconds();
// String to display log-off time.
OffTimeValue =(” ” + Hours + Minutes + Seconds + ” ” + ampm);
// Capture logoff time for use in timer().
offHours = now.getHours();
offMinutes = now.getMinutes();
offSeconds = now.getSeconds();
timer();
}
// Compute difference between logoff time and logon time.
function timer()
{
if (offSeconds >= onSeconds)
{
logSeconds = offSeconds - onSeconds;
}
else
{
offMinutes -= 1;
logSeconds = (offSeconds + 60) - onSeconds;
}
if (offMinutes >= onMinutes)
{
logMinutes = offMinutes - onMinutes;
}
else
{
offHours -= 1;
logMinutes = (offMinutes + 60) - onMinutes;
}
logHours = offHours - onHours;
// Used to display time on page.
logHours = ((logHours < 10) ? “0″ : “:”) + logHours;
logMinutes = ((logMinutes < 10) ? “:0″ : “:”) + logMinutes;
logSeconds = ((logSeconds < 10) ? “:0″ : “:”) +logSeconds;
// String to display time on page
PageTimeValue =(” ” + logHours + logMinutes+ logSeconds);
displayTimes();
}
function displayTimes()
{
alert(”Thank you for visiting my HomePage\ \nLOG ON TIME : ” +OnTimeValue+”\n\nLOG OFF TIME : “+OffTimeValue+”\n\nTIME ON PAGE : ” + PageTimeValue);
}
// –>
</script>
now modify the <Body> tag like this
<body onUnLoad=”WinOpen()” onLoad=”getLogonTime()” ;>
