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<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
/*Time to the left of menu butons by Danny*/
 
function startTime(){
var today=new Date()
var h=today.getHours()
var m=today.getMinutes()
var s=today.getSeconds()
m=checkTime(m)
s=checkTime(s)
document.getElementById('time').innerHTML=h+":"+m+":"+s
t=setTimeout('startTime()',500)}
function checkTime(i){
if (i<10) {
i="0" + i}
return i}
 
var menu = document.getElementById('welcome_table').getElementsByTagName('td')[2];
 
menu.innerHTML = '<span style="float:right;" id="time"></span>' + menu.innerHTML;
 
window.onload = startTime();
 
//-->
</script>

<script type="text/javascript"> {BR}<!-- {BR}/*Time to the left of menu butons by Danny*/ {BR} {BR}function startTime(){ {BR}var today=new Date() {BR}var h=today.getHours() {BR}var m=today.getMinutes() {BR}var s=today.getSeconds() {BR}m=checkTime(m) {BR}s=checkTime(s) {BR}document.getElementById('time').innerHTML=h+":"+m+":"+s {BR}t=setTimeout('startTime()',500)} {BR}function checkTime(i){ {BR}if (i<10) { {BR}i="0" + i} {BR}return i} {BR} {BR}var menu = document.getElementById('welcome_table').getElementsByTagName('td')[2]; {BR} {BR}menu.innerHTML = '<span style="float:right;" id="time"></span>' + menu.innerHTML; {BR} {BR}window.onload = startTime(); {BR} {BR}//--> {BR}</script>

 

have you tested this?

yeah il add a preview

looks good!

thanks man

Just so you know, the time shows up to the right of the menu buttons, not the left.

lol it's coded to go right, but the Copyright says left!

Posted By Michael on 30th Dec 07 at 3:45am

 

lol it's coded to go right, but the Copyright says left!

That's pretty much what I just said.

and I was just reiterating it cause it was funny! >.>

Posted By Michael on 30th Dec 07 at 3:47am

 

and I was just reiterating it cause it was funny! >.>

Ahh, that works.

oops I meant to say right I even put float:right; in the code

Posted By Danny on 30th Dec 07 at 3:52am

 

oops I meant to say right I even put float:right; in the code

Haha, no problem.

menu.innerHTML = '<span style="float:right;" id="time"></span>'+menu.innerHTML+'';

It needs only be;

menu.innerHTML = '<span style="float:right;" id="time"></span>'+menu.innerHTML;

Because, you can't actually add nothing to the end of something.

just changed it

Nice script!
Is there any way to have show normal 12 hour time, as opposed to military time?

Post a request to have it changed!

it'd be sooo much easier!

Ok, Thanks will do!

you mean so after 12 o clock it goes back to 1 each time ?

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<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
/*Time to the left of menu butons by Danny*/
 
function startTime(){
var today=new Date()
var h=today.getHours()
var m=today.getMinutes()
var s=today.getSeconds()
m=checkTime(m)
s=checkTime(s)
e = 'am'
if(h=="12"){
e = "pm";
}
if(h=='0'){
h="12";
}else if(h>12){
h=parseInt(h - 12);
e = "pm"
}
 
 
document.getElementById('time').innerHTML=h+":"+m+":"+s + " " + e
t=setTimeout('startTime()',999)}
function checkTime(i){
if (i<10) {
i="0" + i}
return i}
 
var menu = document.getElementById('welcome_table').getElementsByTagName('td')[2];
 
menu.innerHTML = '<span style="float:right;" id="time"></span>' + menu.innerHTML;
 
window.onload = startTime();
 
//-->
</script>

<script type="text/javascript"> {BR}<!-- {BR}/*Time to the left of menu butons by Danny*/ {BR} {BR}function startTime(){ {BR}var today=new Date() {BR}var h=today.getHours() {BR}var m=today.getMinutes() {BR}var s=today.getSeconds() {BR}m=checkTime(m) {BR}s=checkTime(s) {BR}e = 'am' {BR}if(h=="12"){ {BR}e = "pm"; {BR}} {BR}if(h=='0'){ {BR}h="12"; {BR}}else if(h>12){ {BR}h=parseInt(h - 12); {BR}e = "pm" {BR}} {BR} {BR} {BR}document.getElementById('time').innerHTML=h+":"+m+":"+s + " " + e {BR}t=setTimeout('startTime()',999)} {BR}function checkTime(i){ {BR}if (i<10) { {BR}i="0" + i} {BR}return i} {BR} {BR}var menu = document.getElementById('welcome_table').getElementsByTagName('td')[2]; {BR} {BR}menu.innerHTML = '<span style="float:right;" id="time"></span>' + menu.innerHTML; {BR} {BR}window.onload = startTime(); {BR} {BR}//--> {BR}</script>

 

Editted, hope you don't mind Danny... Feel free to clean up the code!

Thanks for the code!