Put the current date & time on your page with this cool little JavaScript coding. All of 3 lines.....

This live image clock comes in large typography...great for commanding attention to itself!

This digital clock JavaScript code attempts to parody that cool 'glowing in the dark night' look of a LCD clock watch by its interface. LCD displays the time in standard 12-hour format, with a 'AM' and 'PM' indicator. Note that in non IE4+/NS6+ browsers, a regular form HTML clock is displayed instead. You can make this clock free download easily.

This JavaScript will display a calender showing the date and time of today.

Finding out the time when an e-mail message was sent is a little bit tricky. That's especially true if you use Webmail. Save and start the attached Time.html file. It converts the date and time to local time.

Dates are validated and formatted in your form. Supports over a dozen different date formats, and formats the date properly in United States or European date formatting styles depending on how the script is configured. A dateCheck function also is included if you wish to compare two dates. Wow!

This is probably the very first realtime world-time-ticker displaying and scrolling the localtime of over 20 world-capitals inside your status-bar.

It's a very customizable timer (or a clock whatever you choose) that displays how long the visitor was on your page, or displays the local current time. It always sits in one of the corners of your browser (you choose which one) when you scroll the page.

JavaScript Countdown Timer is the type of JavaScript code presented on JavaScriptBank.com; and you can find many good scripts as you want; but this JavaScript countdown timer is new one, because it's built in OOP completely. And this JavaScript countdown timer maybe the simplest example JavaScript code to start learning JavaScript OOP.

Display the local time in the 12 hour or 24 hour format. Selection is made by the visitor using the radio buttons displayed with the clock.