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Button Time

Here is a pretty neat way to show what time it is - in a little button! When the page is loaded, JavaScript will show a little button with the time! Check it out!


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<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> <!-- Original: Michael Tartaglia <stonedstan@hotmail.com> --> <!-- Web Site: http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Horizon/5235 --> <!-- Begin day = new Date(); miVisit = day.getTime(); function clock() { dayTwo = new Date(); hrNow = dayTwo.getHours(); mnNow = dayTwo.getMinutes(); scNow = dayTwo.getSeconds(); miNow = dayTwo.getTime(); if (hrNow == 0) { hour = 12; ap = " AM"; } else if(hrNow <= 11) { ap = " AM"; hour = hrNow; } else if(hrNow == 12) { ap = " PM"; hour = 12; } else if (hrNow >= 13) { hour = (hrNow - 12); ap = " PM"; } if (hrNow >= 13) { hour = hrNow - 12; } if (mnNow <= 9) { min = "0" + mnNow; } else (min = mnNow) if (scNow <= 9) { secs = "0" + scNow; } else { secs = scNow; } time = hour + ":" + min + ":" + secs + ap; document.form.button.value = time; self.status = time; setTimeout('clock()', 1000); } function timeInfo() { milliSince = miNow; milliNow = miNow - miVisit; secsVisit = Math.round(milliNow / 1000); minsVisit = Math.round((milliNow / 1000) / 60); alert("There have been " + milliSince + " milliseconds since midnight, January 1, 1970. " + "You have spent " + milliNow + " of those milliseconds on this page. " + ".... About " + minsVisit + " minutes, and " + secsVisit + " seconds."); } document.write("<form name=\"form\">" + "<input type=button value=\"Click for info!\"" + " name=button onClick=\"timeInfo()\"></form>"); onError = null; clock(); // End --> </SCRIPT>

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