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The Dtae & Time of the Client side
- Thread starter eyal
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Dear eyal,<br><br>My first thought is that you would have to write a client side script to send it to your server code. I don't think it is included in any of the HTTP headers.<br><br><body><br><%<br> var clientTime = new String(Request("cliTime"
);<br> if ( clientTime.indexOf('undefined') == 0){<br>%><br><script language=javascript><br><!--<br>var dt = new Date();<br>window.location = "mypage.asp?cliTime=" + dt.getHours() + ":" + dt.getMinutes();<br>//--><br></script><br><br><%<br> }<br>%><br>Client Time: <%=clientTime%><br><br></body><br><br>Good luck<br>-pete<br>
);<br> if ( clientTime.indexOf('undefined') == 0){<br>%><br><script language=javascript><br><!--<br>var dt = new Date();<br>window.location = "mypage.asp?cliTime=" + dt.getHours() + ":" + dt.getMinutes();<br>//--><br></script><br><br><%<br> }<br>%><br>Client Time: <%=clientTime%><br><br></body><br><br>Good luck<br>-pete<br>- Status
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