Sunday, November 24, 2024

One line of code will automatically display a clock on the corner of your visitor's browser. You can set it to display your server's time or the visitor's local time.

To install, simply place the script in your cgi-bin directory and chmod to 755. Set the $use_time variable to "0" to use the user's local time, or "1" to use your server's time.

How to use:

To display the clock from any of your web pages, just use:

<SCRIPT SRC="http://www.yourserver.com/cgi-bin/clock.cgi"></SCRIPT>

There are five optional variables you can pass to the script to customize the clock's display:

width is the width of the box that the clock in displayed in

height is the height of the box that the clock is displayed in

usetime should be set to 0 if you want to use the visitor's local time, or 1 if you want to use your web server's time

backgroundcolor is the background color of the box that the clock is displayed in

bordercolor is the border color of the box that the clock is displayed in

Below is an example of how you would specify using your server's time and changing the background color:

<SCRIPT SRC="http://www.yourserver.com/cgi-bin/clock.cgi?usetime=1&backgroundcolor=CCCCCC"></SCRIPT>

Installation:

RealTime CGI Clock automatically installs on your web site in seconds Or, follow the below instructions to install manually.

• Upload clock.cgi to your cgi-bin folder
• CHMOD clock.cgi to 755
• Edit clock.cgi to the correct paths for your web server

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