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Can you get clocks on your webpage that work without internet connection?

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I want people to be able to access the clock on my webpage on the move, without internet connection required. Is there a way to do? Like a way u can get it to display the time set on your system? Becoz that doesn't require internet connection.

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Yes. Javascript will do it.

I beleive this is code to do that. You may need to modify it.

<html>

<body>

<script type="text/javascript">

var CDate = new Date()

document.write(CDate.getDate())

document.write("/")

document.write(CDate.getMonth()+1)

document.write("/")

document.write(CDate.getFullYear())

document.write("@")

document.write(CDate.getHours()+":")

document.write(CDate.getMinutes()+":"+...

</script>

</body>

</html>
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There are two ways to have a clock on a webpage.

1: use a script that accesses the system-clock. Just google "javascript clock" and I'm sure you'll find something to suit you. There are many kinds...cursor trail clocks, status bar clocks, in-line text clocks, form-clocks...

2: use a script that access a web-clock (usually server-side script, I've never done it this way)
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How do you expect people to access your webpage if they don't have an internet connection?

Are you going to carry your laptop around...?!?
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