Topic: Request for safe clock code.

October 13th, 2005 08:09 PM EGO Can anyone suggest a clock code I can use to put in my statistics box? Ideally I would like to display UK and European time. I treid this: http://rainbow.arch.scriptmania.com/tools/clock/clock_generator.html Only one of the clocks seemed to work, and it seemed to prevent the total post number coming up. :eek: Any suggestions? Maybe I just wasn't putting it in with enough care.. October 14th, 2005 09:35 AM Catchow Ego, The problem with codes is that some interfer with others. It is the command lines I think. Always make sure that you allow each script to "finish" before you add another. By finish I mean that you need to add the new script after the tag </script> There are tons of clock scripts out there though. Keep looking and you will find one that suits your needs. I just went through about 20 clock scripts looking for one to meet someone else's needs. It does seem to be more sucessful if you simply place it in the header though. October 14th, 2005 06:02 PM seb_thib_55 http://excoboard.com/exco/thread.php?forumid=66990&threadid=277618 Just add the code of the clock at the place you want it to appear. :) October 14th, 2005 08:24 PM EGO By the way, how rude of me not to say please and thankyou! I do apologise. Thankyou both for your helpful replies. :) Catchow, I know nothing about scripts, are you saying if I just included that </script> tag after each script, it would solve the problem? I wiull certainly give it a try. :) and if that doesn;t work, I will try Seb's script. Thanks again guys. :) October 15th, 2005 12:37 AM Catchow Ego what I am saying is to make sure one script is finished before adding another. A lot of the people who come here saying that a script doesn't work have added a new script smack dab in the middle of another one. Many, but not all, scripts end with </script> or some other tag or closing comment. If the two scripts aren't closed all sorts of strange things can happen. Study scripts sometime and you will see what I mean. The script that Seb posted ends with the </script> tag. When you go to add a script, make sure that you add it after the closing comment of the previous script. Put it on a word pad if needed and use the search feature in the word pad to help you determine where it should go. October 15th, 2005 07:58 AM EGO Thanks. ;)