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How to have two clocks on one php forum?

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Join Date: Feb 2005
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Re: How to have two clocks on one php forum?

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Feb 9th, 2005
I wrote some Script that you might be able to use. It's located on our KIGR clan page at www.kigr.com . Look at the top link on the left side of the page "Members Page and Contacts". I color coded the map to correspond to the lines on the world map. Let me know if it's what you are looking for.

Later,
[KIGR] Mordrid
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Originally Posted by gurlzlubme
Hi. Currently I am running a phpbb forum off of a server, and I was givin a javascript for a simple clock with date.

I would love to learn how I can implement a second one, which reflects the exact time of another location across the world.

i.e. a clock that shows the forum time, and a second one that shows Japan's time.

it doesnt have to be java, but flash is fine too. as long as i can customize the digits and date.
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