JavaScript shows time, time is still moving! Not a static effect!
Functions time () defines a function.
{if (!document.layers&&!document.all)
Return because IE differs from Netscape's interpretation of JavaScript, which results in different browsing effects, write code separately. This sentence to determine the user's browser, if both are not, return.
The Var timer=new date () defines a new variable, named Timer, for a new Date object.
var hours=timer.gethours ()
var minutes=timer.getminutes ()
var seconds=timer.getseconds () defines 3 variables to obtain the current "hour", "Minute", "second" value.
var noon= "AM" if (hours>12)
{noon= "PM" hours=hours-12}
if (hours==0)
HOURS=12 defines a variable named "noon" when the number of "hours" is greater than 12 o'clock, the value is PM, and the resulting value is reduced by 12; When the number of hours is less than 12 o'clock, the value is am.
if (minutes<=9)
minutes= "0" +minutes
if (seconds<=9)
seconds= "0" +seconds if the number of minutes or seconds is less than 9, add a "0" to the front.
myclock= "<font color=blue>" +hours+ ":" +minutes+ ":" +seconds+ "" +noon+ "</b></font>" with a new variable to put "hours, minutes, seconds "Combined.
if (document.layers)
{document.layers.position.
document.write (Myclock)
Document.layers.position.document.close ()} If the browser is Netscape, the output is Myclock, and the code for IE stops executing.
else if (document.all)
Position.innerhtml=myclock Otherwise, the browser is IE, the output myclock.
SetTimeout ("Time ()", 1000) every 1000 milliseconds, call a moment function, that is, one second move.
The time () function is called when the onload= page is loaded.
<textarea id="runcode27505"><ptml> <body> <span id= "position" ></span> </body> </ptml> <script Langua Ge= "JavaScript" > <!--function time () {if (!document.layers&&!document.all) return; var timer=new Date () var hours=timer.gethours () var minutes=timer.getminutes () var seconds=timer.getseconds () Var noon = "AM" if (hours>12) {noon= "PM" hours=hours-12} if (hours==0) hours=12; if (minutes<=9) minutes= "0" +minutes; if (seconds<=9) seconds= "0" +seconds; Change font size here to your desire myclock= "<font size= ' 4 ' face= ' Arial ' color=blue>" +hours+ ":" +minutes+ ":" +sec onds+ "" +noon+ "</b></font>"; if (document.layers) {document.layers.position.document.write (myclock); Document.layers.position.document.close (); else if (document.all) {position.innerhtml=myclock; SetTimeout ("Time ()", 1000)}} time (); --> </script></textarea>
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This is the simplest way to display a date
<script language=javascript> var now=new Date () document.write ("Now" +now.getyear () + "year" + (Now.getmonth () +1) + "Month" +now.getdate () + "Day" +now.gethours () + "Time" +now.getminutes () + "Min" +now.getseconds () + "SEC") </script>
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