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moodyblues100
12-13-2002, 06:27 PM
I am using this script called Clock dash on my web site. My site links to Computer Talk Radio Shows that stream and/or archive on line. Since I live in Eastern time USA I have base the site around that. Clock Dash shows various time zones around the world. http://javascript.internet.com/clocks/clock-dash.html I hope this is useful to fans in other time zones.
One page on my site is :http://members.fcc.net/jlkaplan/indexsat.html

While checking stats as to where hits on my site are coming from I have discovered some time zones I have not included.
I have been trying to add one more row with 3 different times listed but have not had any luck adjusting the code.

If anyone has any suggestions it would be appreciated.

ShrineDesigns
12-13-2002, 06:54 PM
there are 12 time zone in all
starting with Grenwich; England +0
add +1 hours to each time zone; from east to west

patsy1099
03-18-2003, 09:42 AM
I also want to use the "clock dash" - http://javascript.internet.com/clocks/clock-dash.html
-it's brillant. I apologize in advance for all the newbie ques., I am just learning. I thank all in advance for their time and wisdom.

I know that the script syncs with the computer clock. Given this fact how do I correctly display all the time zones? If I give an offset from gmt for the est time zone, it may be -5 for me (because I live in EST) but it will be different for somebody who say live in the PST time zone. I know I am missing something VERY basic here and this is a very dumb question but if someone can set me straight I can get up this learning curve a litlle faster.

So again my goal is to correctly represent all the time zones, and have them correctly represented no matter where they are viewed around the world. What do I need to add or modify to accomplish this (becasue it doesn't seem to do this in it's current form).

MANY MANY Thanks.

patsy1099
03-19-2003, 08:03 AM
Dave

Thank you, that was a big help. I thought I was doing something wrong with "hard coding" the time zones, thereby messing up the times for people in zones other than mine. I know this sounds silly. It's clear to me now that my "visitor" in the other zone had either their clock set wrong or the wrong time zone chosen and was misreporting to me.

I'm clear now, thanks again.
:p