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JavaScript Help
Hi
I have a quick java script question . I am developing a java script application where I have to create a date format in days:hours:minutes:seconds . If the seconds are more than 60 then the system will show minutes:seconds .If the minute is more than 60 the system will show hours:minutes:seconds . If the hour is more than 24 then the system will show days:hours:minutes:seconds . How do I do that . Please so me some code sample in java script
Thanks
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Here is JavaScript , it may help you
good luck
<!---Runing Clock------ document.Clock.display.value=clock; ---->
<html>
<body>
<script type="text/javascript">
var timer=null
function stop()
{ clearTimeout(timer)
}
function start()
{
var time=new Date()
var hours=time.getHours()
var minutes=time.getMinutes()
var seconds=time.getSeconds()
var clock=time+hours
clock +=((minutes<10)?":0":":")+minutes
clock +=((seconds<10)?":0":":")+seconds
document.forms[0].display.value=clock;
<!---Runing Clock------ document.Clock.display.value=clock; ---->
<!---Display is a textbox and receive value , 1000 = 1 second and will call function again so we have clock; ---->
<!---Will stop when we call another webpage ---->
timer=setTimeout("start()",1000);
}
</script>
</head>
<body onload="start()" onunload="stop()">
<form>
<input type="text" name="display">
</form>
</body>
</html>
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Java Script Time format help
Hi
Thanks for the reply . The Java script you provided is working but it does not give the result that I need . I need to create a time format in java script ( days:hours:minutes:seconds) . When there are only 59 seconds or less the system will only show the seconds . When the seconds are more that 59 for example 64 seconds then the system will show 5:04 ( 5 minutes:04 seconds ) . When the minutes are more than 59 for example 64 minutes then the system will show 04:05:04 ( hours:minutes:seconds ) and if the hours are more than 24 then the system will show the time in days:hours:minutes:seconds format . Please help
Thanks
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