Real-time javascript current webpage

 

Most of the time when designing a website, you will design a time display on top of the banner. This is generally implemented using js, but some problems often occur. If you use a browser with a non-IE kernel or on a Linux system, you will find problems with the time calendar display and the year.

The following code is tested to be compatible with most browsers.

<Script language = "JavaScript">

Var myDate = new Date ();

MyDate. getYear (); // obtain the current year (2 digits)

MyDate. getFullYear (); // obtain the complete year (4 bits, 1970 -????)

MyDate. getMonth (); // obtain the current month (0-11, 0 represents January)

MyDate. getDate (); // obtain the current day (1-31)

MyDate. getDay (); // obtain X of the current week (0-6, 0 indicates Sunday)

MyDate. getTime (); // obtain the current time (milliseconds starting from 1970.1.1)

MyDate. getHours (); // obtain the current hour (0-23)

MyDate. getMinutes (); // obtain the current number of minutes (0-59)

MyDate. getSeconds (); // obtain the current number of seconds (0-59)

MyDate. getMilliseconds (); // obtain the current number of milliseconds (0-999)

MyDate. toLocaleDateString (); // obtain the current date

Var mytime = myDate. toLocaleTimeString (); // obtain the current time

MyDate. toLocaleString (); // obtain the date and time

Var week;

If (new Date (). getDay () = 0) week = "Sunday"

If (new Date (). getDay () = 1) week = "Monday"

If (new Date (). getDay () = 2) week = "Tuesday"

If (new Date (). getDay () = 3) week = "Wednesday"

If (new Date (). getDay () = 4) week = "Thursday"

If (new Date (). getDay () = 5) week = "Friday"

If (new Date (). getDay () = 6) week = "Saturday"

Document. write (myDate. toLocaleDateString () + "" + week + "" + mytime );

</SCRIPT>

 

This article is from the "Yuxuan" blog