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Time On Page (Seconds)
If the other time on page scripts seem too impersonal for you, this could be your solution. Instead of the 00:00 readout, it displays 'X Secs'. Just another wonder of JavaScript....
Insert into <HEAD>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> <!-- Begin startday = new Date(); clockStart = startday.getTime(); function initStopwatch() { var myTime = new Date(); var timeNow = myTime.getTime(); var timeDiff = timeNow - clockStart; this.diffSecs = timeDiff/1000; return(this.diffSecs); } function getSecs() { var mySecs = initStopwatch(); var mySecs1 = ""+mySecs; mySecs1= mySecs1.substring(0,mySecs1.indexOf(".")) + " secs."; document.getElementById("timespent").value = mySecs1; window.setTimeout('getSecs()',1000); } // End --> </SCRIPT>
Insert into <BODY>
<BODY onLoad="window.setTimeout('getSecs()',1)"> <CENTER> <FORM> <input size=9 id="timespent" name="timespent"> </FORM> </CENTER>
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