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Another hack from The knowledge emporium.
After adapting the clock I got from the developer, see here: http://newearthtime.net/ We asked him if we could release the hack from here and he agreed. We included a install manual in english, german and dutch... Bassie ![]() Show Your Support
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In index.php
It is in your forums main directory! |
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2 questions:
Is it possible to have an additional time stamp on the posts with this time format? And Is it possible to show the NET seconds in the current NET display also? I already installed this neat little hack. I think it's kind of cool. |
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To the seconds:
They are already shown! It is the value ' while ? are the "hours" The the time stamp. I will have a look at it and see if it can be done! Your idea is very good! ![]() |
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Actually, only the date, hours and minutes are being shown.
2001-06-08 / 212° 57' NET ..^Date.........^Hrs.^Minutes and no seconds are being shown. I would like to be able to show the seconds, I am sure it is possible, but I am just a novice when it comes to java, php, and html. Any ideas on how to do this? |
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The ' value are not the minutes!
Get away from thinking in hours, minutes and seconds when looking at the NET! ![]() The first values are in degrees, the seconds value are angle minutes, which equals 4 seconds! What you can do is to show also the angle seconds ( '' ), but that wouldn't probably work, because the time giver in your PC can't resolve these short intervals! |
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Interesting hack, to say the least... However, I'm pretty comfortable using GMT (or Zulu) time. Being a pilot, I have to use it quite frequently.
Good job on writing it, but I don't think it's for everyone. ![]() |
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You are telling me that a PC is incapable of resolving 1/15th of a second? I would have to disagree with that.
I understand very well the increments of New Earth Time. It is very straight forward. 1 degree NET = 15 minutes standard time 1 minute NET = 4 seconds standard time 1 second NET = 1/15th of a second standard time (this being the portion which is not shown in the display) New Earth Time is simply a translation of the earth's rotation, which happens to coincide with standard earth units of degrees, minutes, and seconds. Any navigator or mapper I am sure will agree with me that seconds do exist when you are measuring in this fashion. I simply want to take New Earth Time clock a small step further in displaying this additional information on my bulletin board. I am looking for additional code that could be inserted into either the javascript or the template that would display this information, and possibly a way to time stamp people's posts on my bulletin board with this additional format. |
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OK, I haven't found out yet how to show every NET second, but I have manged to show the NET seconds every real time second (00, 15, 30, 45)!
Use the file 2 posts below and replace your current net-3.js in order to show NET seconds! |
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Update:
It's not possible to show the time in shorter intervals than a real time second! getSeconds is the smallest available interval! If there would be something like getMilliseconds it would work! |
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I tried that code, and got a runtime error in line 41
runtime error line 41 Error: Expected ')' that would be this line: Code:
document.writeln(' <td><strong><font face="verdana,arial,helvetica" size="2" ><a href="http://newearthtime.net/" target="_blank"><span id="nyea">0000</span>-<span id="nmon">00</span>-<span id="nday">00</span> / <span id="ndeg">000</span>? <span id="nmin">00</span>' <span id="nsec">00</span>'' NET</a></font></strong></td>'); Thanks for the update. Any ideas on that error? |
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