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Simple. Just grab today's date and stick it in.



var curdate=new Date(); // gets today's date
var cdnum=dayofyear(curdate);
document.write('Today is day number '+cdnum+' of the current...

Rianna,

JavaScript allows you to create your own functions. I strongly suggest you read up on this.

The first piece of code I gave you was a function I wrote. It contains code which tells your...

The usage of my function is as follows:



var a=new Date("July 1, 2007");
var b=dayofyear(a);
alert(b);


If my math is correct, and if the function is correct, this will give you the...

I believe that no such function exists.

And Gil forgot about daylight saving time. His code contains a subtle bug that Rianna might well have not noticed.

Let me see what I can do:


...

If you want more info, go to: www.php.net

Use PHP instead of JavaScript.

This will give you the current month:

<?php echo date("F") ?>

This will (unless I'm mistaken) give you what you seem to want:

<?php echo "<a...

What's the point of that?! You are effectively using the user's watch to tell him the time!

Is this homework?

Try looking into PHP.

Why aren't you using server-side for this?!

Don't you know that you should use JavaScript pretty much only when forced to?

Interpreters are heartless. They don't care that it's "just a typo".

The function gmdate() is just like date(), except that it always gives you Greenwich Mean Time.

The way I see it is, to solve your problem I would do this:
- Get the current time using time().
-...

That'll give you a string, Chuck.

NogDog's code:



$age = ($nowMo > $dobMo or ($nowMo = $dobMo and $nowDay >= $dobDay)) ?
$nowYr - $dobYr : $nowYr - $dobYr - 1;


Please examine this part:

Amir, throw that book away.

Now do as I say, Amir. Right after your line
thisYear = today.getYear()

put this:
document.write("<br>The variable thisYear now equals: "+thisYear+"<br>");

Amir:

1) Why are you using leading zeros? Leading zeros means octal.

2) What does getYear do?

3) No server-side anything is LAME.

mm=mm<10?'0'+(mm+1):mm+1;

Oy vey.

The former, as I prefer depth to breadth.

Physical abuse or psychological abuse?

Please refresh the file in your browser, cardona, and then try again.

If it refuses to refresh, try using a browser other than Internet Explorer.

Also, cardona, consider modifying the code to...

// Change this
var mm=nextDay.getMonth();
// to this
var mm=nextDay.getMonth()+1;
// and see if that works.

Leave txtDate1 out of the names array, then.

The "value" of a textbox is a string, not a number.

How about changing this


document.getElementById('counter').value++;

to this?

You forgot about the weird month numbering.

When using new Date(year, month, day), the month uses funny numbering: January = 0, February = 1, etc. So you will have to allow for this.

I doubt it, Chuck.

We should do a survey to see who's right, though. Hey, Kor!

It is a huge problem, Rterres.

Why did you not tell us exactly what it was you were trying to do?

You said that you wanted a conversion, but you did not say what you were converting from.

My...