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| Display a clock Hi all, I do not know where to put these Thread , so I am hoping that you will answer me here . http://www.w3schools.com/js/tryit.asp?filename=tryjs_timing_clock I do not understand why these code display clock . Thank you for your effort of reading . |
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| Re: Display a clock hi var today=new Date(); var h=today.getHours(); var m=today.getMinutes(); var s=today.getSeconds(); All this is doing is pulling the date from your local computer (little clock in the bottom right corner (on xp). And storing the hours, mins and seconds in variables. the rest of the script is a bit usless and just makes it look complicated. All it does is add 0's and stuff. This is quite simple javascript, so if you are just hopping, trying to grasp the language, i would suggest to start at the beggining and go slowly making sure you understand peices before moving on. Reece |
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| Re: Display a clock But this code is not give me a null if number in lower that 10 . It was a 2 hour when i learn these and i did not see any null . |
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| Re: Display a clock all thats doing is adding a 0, if the number is less than 10?? I dont understand what your asking? :S Reece |
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| Re: Display a clock Test it with your clock . It is all i want to say is that not working . |
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| Re: Display a clock its working fine for me what browser are you using? there may be a problem, for instance Javascript could be turned of Your Clock is covered by a firewall (highly unlikely) |
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| Re: Display a clock Java script is on and i am using a firefox 2.0.0.12 |
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