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JavaScript Status Text Clock

Here we are going to display Text Clock at status bar of browser. If you are interested in details then please go through JavaScript Status clock – Basic and JavaScript Status clock – Advance.

First of all we have define variable var currentDate=new Date() and create a date object. Then define function NumToText() which take input as number which is output of method supported by date object.

hour = NumToText(currentDate.getHours())
min = NumToText(currentDate.getMinutes())
sec = NumToText(currentDate.getSeconds())

It process and depending on input parameter it return output as text. And we will get output as shown in figure below…



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<script type="text/javascript">

function time(){
var TimeStamp,hour,period,min,sec;
var currentDate=new Date()

function NumToText(timestamp){
var y;
switch(timestamp){
case 0:y="Zero";break;
case 1:y="One";break;
case 2:y="Two";break;
case 3:y="Three";break;
case 4:y="Four";break;
case 5:y="Five";break;
case 6:y="Six";break;
case 7:y="Seven";break;
case 8:y="Eight";break;
case 9:y="Nine";break;
case 10:y="Ten";break;
case 11:y="Eleven";break;
case 12:y="Twelve";break;
case 13:y="Thirteen";break;
case 14:y="Fourteen";break;
case 15:y="Fifteen";break;
case 16:y="Sixteen";break;
case 17:y="Seventeen";break;
case 18:y="Eighteen";break;
case 19:y="Nineteen";break;
case 20:y="Twenty";break;
case 21:y="TwentyOne";break;
case 22:y="TwentyTwo";break;
case 23:y="TwentyThree";break;
case 24:y="TwentyFour";break;
case 25:y="TwentyFive";break;
case 26:y="TwentySix";break;
case 27:y="TwentySeven";break;
case 28:y="TwentyEight";break;
case 29:y="TwentyNine";break;
case 30:y="Thirty";break;
case 31:y="ThirtyOne";break;
case 32:y="ThirtyTwo";break;
case 33:y="ThirtyThree";break;
case 34:y="ThirtyFour";break;
case 35:y="ThirtyFive";break;
case 36:y="ThirtySix";break;
case 37:y="ThirtySeven";break;
case 38:y="ThirtyEight";break;
case 39:y="ThirtyNine";break;
case 40:y="Fourty";break;
case 41:y="FourtyOne";break;
case 42:y="FourtyTwo";break;
case 43:y="FourtyThree";break;
case 44:y="FourtyFour";break;
case 45:y="FourtyFive";break;
case 46:y="Fourtyix";break;
case 47:y="FourtySeven";break;
case 48:y="FourtyEight";break;
case 49:y="FourtyNine";break;
case 50:y="Fifty";break;
case 51:y="FiftyOne";break;
case 52:y="FiftyTwo";break;
case 53:y="FiftyThree";break;
case 54:y="FiftyFour";break;
case 55:y="FiftyFive";break;
case 56:y="FiftySix";break;
case 57:y="FiftySeven";break;
case 58:y="FiftyEight";break;
case 59:y="FiftyNine";break;
}
return y;
}
hour =NumToText(currentDate.getHours())
min = NumToText(currentDate.getMinutes())
sec = NumToText(currentDate.getSeconds())

if (hour>12){hour-=12;period="PM"} else {period="AM"}
if (currentDate.getHours()==12){period="PM"}
if (currentDate.getHours()==24){period="AM"}

var TimeStamp=hour+" O\'clock : "+min+" Minute: "+sec+" Second "+period
window.status=TimeStamp
window.setTimeout("time()",300)
}
time()
</script>

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Also See:

• JavaScript Status clock – Basic
• JavaScript Status clock – Advance