Hello. Today is:
*/ function todays_date(opt){ var myMonths=new Array("January","February","March","April","May","June","July","August","September","October","November","December"); var myDays= new Array("Sunday","Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday","Thursday","Friday","Saturday","Sunday"); today=new Date(); thisDay=myDays[today.getDay()] ; thisMonth=myMonths[today.getMonth()] ; thisYear=today.getFullYear() ; thisDate=today.getDate() ; switch (thisDate) { case 1: dateSuffix="st" ; break ; case 21: dateSuffix="st" ; break ; case 31: dateSuffix="st" ; break ; case 2: dateSuffix="nd" ; break ; case 22: dateSuffix="nd" ; break; case 3: dateSuffix="rd" ; break ; case 23: dateSuffix="rd" ; break ; default: dateSuffix="th" ; } if (opt == "std") { todaysDate=thisDay + ", " + thisMonth + " " + thisDate + ", " + thisYear ; } else if (opt == "fancy") { todaysDate=thisDay + ", " + thisDate + dateSuffix + " " + thisMonth + " " + thisYear ; } } /* -- Examples of things needed in html page, like variable settings. -- Need this to get the time display updated regularly (optional)And the time is now (according to your computer):
*/ function myClock(){ today=new Date() var theHours=today.getHours() if (theHours>11) { theTimeSuffix="PM" } if (theHours>12) var theHours=theHours-12 else { theTimeSuffix="AM" } var theMinutes=today.getMinutes() if (theMinutes<10) var theMinutes="0"+theMinutes var theSeconds=today.getSeconds() if (theSeconds<10) var theSeconds="0"+theSeconds var theTimeNow=theHours+":"+theMinutes+":"+theSeconds+" "+theTimeSuffix document.formTime.textTime.value=theTimeNow } /* -- Not sure how this works yet if set but not called onload, so commented out var clockWork=setInterval("myClock()",1000) */