A question with date();

[Namadoor]

Okay, at the top of my webpage I want the date and time to be displayed. I got code that looks like this:

echo date("F jS, Y");
echo "<br>";
echo date("g:i A");

The problem is, it takes it off the server's machine, and because every one is not it ehe same time zone, it will look wrong for a lot of people. What I was woundering is is there a way to make the date(); function get the date and time of the client's computer?

[dharvey]

the easiest way to do this is client side(javascript) the gets the date from the clients own system

i forgot exactly but its something like

<script>
var date = new Date();

var month = date.getMonth();
var year = date.getFullYear();
var day = date.getDate();

monthname = new Array(12)
monthname[0] = "January"
monthname[1] = "Febuary"
//fill in the rest of the months

var datestring = day + monthname[month] + year

document.write(datestring)

</script>

im not quite sure if thatll work but its close to the code u need

[jayant]

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