Re: military time clock? (was) Re: FLASH: countdown clock

[Randy Kato]

Colleen,


Military time is actually easier since the Date object returns a range of 0-23

for hours, so you don't have to do the math & string manipulation that the am/pm

format requires.


I came in late on this thread, but I assume the tutorial mentioned below gives

you what you need. If you're using F5, there's no need for JS, only AS.


HTH,

Randy



Colleen Appleton wrote:


> I'll clarify a bit more:

>

> I want a date/clock format which is used by military.  The date format is

> already set up right.. ie: day / month / year

>

> The time is like this: 1700 instead of 5:00 p.m.  1730 instead of 5:30 pm...

> etc.

>

> Can anyone help?

>

> >

> > 'fraid you've lost me there. I haven't looked at the tutorial really

> > closely, but basically it uses javascript to get the system time/date on

> the

> > users computer and then makes these variables available to the Flash

> movie.

> > This means it will display the time and date of the timezone the user has

> > their computer set to. The only tutorial I know of is the one quoted

> > below...sorry!


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