I want to add a list of several clocks to my website, with different time zones. I found this code and thought that if I repeated it a few times - see below, and simply put a '-4' or whatever after the hours to make the different time, that would be fine. However, it only works for the first one.
I'm trying to sort a countdown clock for my website: [URL] My vision of it was a transparent background, Blue text and a simple Day : Hour : Minute : Second Layout. I found a free .js countdown clock at [URL] I havn't used .js much
I want to be able to pull in the latest tweet from my twitter feed onto my site. I'm able to do this using one of several pre-written scripts that allow you do this, but my problem is that I want to pull it into a quote tag <q> and no as an unordered list <ul>.I don't know much about JS but I've scoured the files provided by this free jquery feed (URL.../) and the best I can do is change the <ul> to a <q>. The <li> is still showing within the <q> but there is no sign of any <li> elements in the JS file, so I'm assuming this is coming from somewhere else that I can't find.
I want to add this calculator form to our website (here is the link to what he wants exactly [URL]) so I try to copy that code but it won't work. I was wondering if this javascript would work.
I'm trying to code a feature for my website using DHTML where the person viewing the website can rotate between viewing the positive/negative points of the website being reviewed. This example was in the publication called Using HTML 4 by Lee Anne Phillips. Code:
I have a ajax program on a page on website A. And I need to let it talk to a program on website B. I tried to put website B into the url of the parameter but it doesn't work.It gives me a "[objet XMLHttpRequest]" error.here is the code on website A:
I'm somewhat new to JavaScript and for my website, I decided to make a clock for the website in this format: Saturday, October 17, 2009 5:56:14 p.m. The only issue is that it won't update every second. Below is the coding:
How can I get 1 tenth of a second for my clock? (bad typo for clock. I had to edit it. I'm saying that for the admin because I know you're not suppose to edit excessively)
I hoping one of you guys can help i'm developing an ecommerce site that has items available for next day delivery. The cut off point for receiving an item next day is 2.00pm.
If possible i need a script that if the time is before 2.00pm i just need some text displaying tomorrows date and when the time goes after 2.00pm the date shown will the day after tomorrows date. If poss i need it in this format "28 October 2005"
I am looking for a simple countdown clock that displays a countdown in days, hours, minutes and seconds. I do have one on my sites's CPanel, but I don't really like the look of it. I'm not really looking for anything specific, if it looks good then I'll use it.
I wondered if anyone knows where I can get a countdown clock from?
This script displays a time and date using a document write tag, I want to display it in a input form box, I tried using this tag but just don't know how to write it:
I am trying to stop and then start my clock, but something goes wrong
<script type="text/javascript"> function start_clock(){ var today = new Date(); var h = today.getHours(); var m = today.getMinutes(); var s = today.getSeconds(); [Code]...
I have to make a digital clock (which i did figure out) but the number needs to be images with the numbers on them. (ex.: (an image of the number 1+an image of the number 2+image of number 0+images of number8) would be 11:08))
Here's what I have so far. Do I need to use <img src=""> in a function then call the function for my images?
I am trying to edit one small thing in the javascript below but cannot get it to work correctly
What I am wanting to do is have the time with a 0 before the hour all the time except for 10, 11 or 12 o clock (e.g 09:00) I tried adding the following code it works but only for AM time and not PM time: -
// Pad the Hours with leading zeros, if required currentHours = ( currentHours < 10 ? "0" : "" ) + currentHours; Heres the code: function init ( ) { timeDisplay = document.createTextNode ( "" );
I've got some code off of the web I'm using on my website, it is a javascript clock, it works fine in firefox and thats it, I would like to get it working in at least IE.
I'm trying to make a countdown clock and it works, except only when you load it. After it's loaded it just displays the time from when you got there. Is there a way to make it run every second? I tried setTimeout("countDown()",1000) But I can't seem to get it to work. I have found others that work but they only go to one date, and I need one that restarts every Sunday.
I am new at web development and am just getting aquainted with JaveScript. I have seen a countdown clock on another web site and wouldl like to code the same on my web site. I have been through the [URL] javascript tutorial and could not find any reference to that specific code. I'm sure it is somewhere in the date functions. how to code a countdown clock?