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Installing a Clock
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The script has been
pre-installed for your virtual server.
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Calling the script:
<IMG SRC="/cgi-public/Clock.exe?font=digits/neat&fmt=11&tz=8">
Here the GIF characters is fetched from the directory
'neat'.
This specifies the Time'n'Date format wanted. The first digit
specifies the date format and the second digit specifies the
time format. This is how 24th of Dec 1996 15:23 would be shown
in different formats:
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Digit |
Date format |
Time format |
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0 |
(No date) |
(No format) |
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1 |
96-12-24 |
15:23 |
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2 |
961224 |
03:23 PM |
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3 |
24.12.96 |
03:23 PM |
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4 |
24/12/96 |
N/A |
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5 |
12/24/96 |
N/A |
If fmt= is omitted a value of 00
is used. This will return a 1x1 pixel transparent GIF.
(Optional) This specifies the time zone relative to GMT in
hours.
A value of 0 results in GMT. Some other tz values:
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Time Zone |
Country/ Zone |
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-8 |
Pacific time (US & Canada) |
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-7 |
Mountain time (US & Canada) |
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-6 |
Central time (US & Canada) |
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-5 |
Eastern time (US & canada) |
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-4 |
Atlantic time (Canada) |
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1 |
Western Europe |
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2 |
Eastern Europe |
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3 |
Moscow |
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8 |
Singapore |
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9 |
Japan |
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