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if else?? getMinutes()

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grayliner

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var seasons = new Array(4)
seasons[0] = "Fall"
seasons[1] = "Winter"
seasons[2] = "Spring"
seasons[3] = "Summer"

var browser = navigator.appName
var version = navigator.appVersion


function promptwindow() {

var promptwin = prompt("What is your name?","");

if ( (promptwin == null) || (promptwin == "") )
promptwin = "NO DATA"

newWindow=window.open("","","status,height=200,width=300");
newWindow.document.open();
newWindow.document.write('<html><body>');
newWindow.document.write(promptwin);
newWindow.document.write('<br><strong>Browser:</strong> ', browser);
newWindow.document.write('<br><strong>Version:</strong> ', version);
newWindow.document.write('<br><strong>Time:</strong> ', getMinutes());
newWindow.document.write('</body></html>');
newWindow.document.close();
}

ok so what i need is if the browser deteched is in IE, for it to say &quot;fall&quot; in the array found above, and if it is Netscape to say &quot;Winter&quot; if other &quot;Spring&quot;

also does anyone know how to display the minutes and hours? (hh:mm)??
both of these need to appear in the newWindow.
i thought it was 'getMinutes' but its not working
 
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the minutes and hours thing i can answer..
Code: 
var cute = new Date();
var hour = cute.getHours();
var minutes = cute.getMinutes();
if (hour > &quot;12&quot;)
hours = (hour * 1) - 12;
else
hours = hour;
var time = hour + &quot;:&quot; + minutes;
The pen is mightier than the sword.
 
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you would write the time up there like this, btw:
newWindow.document.write(time);

ok now to the browser detection:
Code: 
if (browser == &quot;Microsoft Internet Explorer&quot;)
newWindow.doucment.write(seasons[0]);
elseif (browser == &quot;Netscape&quot;)
newWindow.document.write(seasons[1]);
else 
newWindow.document.write(seasons[2]);
The pen is mightier than the sword.
 
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hey where do i put those in my code???
i'm a little confused about that.

sorry i'm a little new to this javascript thing, and the book i have isn't very helpful.
 
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grayliner: Considering how many threads you've started about just this one project, I suggest going to this site:


It teaches basic JavaScript (And is where I learned the basics). Maybe someday I should set up a site similar to it for teaching advanced javascript.
 
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OK, accumulating what was said in all the posts and threads about this:

var seasons = new Array(4)
seasons[0] = &quot;Fall&quot;
seasons[1] = &quot;Winter&quot;
seasons[2] = &quot;Spring&quot;
seasons[3] = &quot;Summer&quot;

var browser = navigator.appName;
var version = navigator.appVersion;

if (browser == &quot;Microsoft Internet Explorer&quot;)
season = seasons[0]
else if (browser == &quot;Netscape&quot;)
season = seasons[1]
else
season = seasons[2];

var cute = new Date();
var hour = cute.getHours();
var minutes = cute.getMinutes();
if (hour > &quot;12&quot;)
hours = (hour * 1) - 12
else
hours = hour;
var time = hour + &quot;:&quot; + minutes;

function promptwindow() {

var promptwin = prompt(&quot;What is your name?&quot;,&quot;&quot;);

if ( (promptwin == null) || (promptwin == &quot;&quot;) )
promptwin = &quot;NO DATA&quot;

newWindow=window.open(&quot;&quot;,&quot;&quot;,&quot;status,height=200,width=300&quot;);
newWindow.document.open();
newWindow.document.write('<html><body>');

//data from prompt win
newWindow.document.write(promptwin);

//browser data
newWindow.document.write('<br><strong>Browser:</strong> ', browser);
newWindow.document.write('<br><strong>Version:</strong> ', version);

//season according to user's browser
newWindow.document.writeln(season);

//currect time in hh:mm format
newWindow.document.writeln(time);

newWindow.document.write('</body></html>');
newWindow.document.close();
}


I slightly corrected the syntax.
You shouldn't place ; at the line's end if the next line is &quot;else&quot;.

Also, I changed document.write to document.writeln in some places. This will save you some chars if you want something to appear on the next line.

Hope this is all.
 
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wow... that would be quite a bit of code... Just being a little picky, but the above code would be a lot nicer if you just set a single variable to equal
Code: 
newWindow.document
to make the code shorter.
 
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Well, it's not the only change that I'd like to add to make it shorter...
This code is collected from 3 different people (at least) and I didn't want to add another confusion to grayliner.
 
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