The Code demo effect is "February 25, 2007 12:42:48 Noon, Sunday."
How to use: Put the following JS code in the page you want to display (support HTML page), and then insert the following code where you want to show the time
<div id= "Clock" align= "center" style= "font-size:12px"; Color: #000000 "></div>
The JS code is as follows:
<script>
function tick () {
var hours, minutes, seconds, XFile;
var inthours, intminutes, intseconds;
var today, Theday;
Today = new Date ();
function Initarray () {
This.length=initarray.arguments.length
for (Var i=0;i<this.length;i++)
This[i+1]=initarray.arguments[i]}
var d=new initarray (
"Sunday",
"Monday",
"Tuesday",
"Wednesday",
"Thursday",
"Friday",
"Saturday");
Theday = today.getyear () + "year" + [Today.getmonth () +1]+ "Month" +today.getdate () + d[today.getday () +1];
Inthours = Today.gethours ();
Intminutes = Today.getminutes ();
Intseconds = Today.getseconds ();
if (inthours = = 0) {
Hours = "12:";
XFile = "Midnight";
else if (Inthours < 12) {
Hours = inthours+ ":";
XFile = "Morning";
else if (inthours = 12) {
Hours = "12:";
XFile = "midday";
} else {
Inthours = intHours-12
Hours = inthours + ":";
XFile = "Afternoon";
}
if (Intminutes < 10) {
minutes = "0" +intminutes+ ":";
} else {
minutes = intminutes+ ":";
}
if (Intseconds < 10) {
seconds = "0" +intseconds+ "";
} else {
seconds = intseconds+ "";
}
TimeString = Theday+xfile+hours+minutes+seconds;
clock.innerhtml = timestring;
Window.settimeout ("tick ();", 100);
}
Window.onload = tick;
</script>
More practical code, worthy of collection ^_^
