[skyhawk133]

The scenario for this was to take a pre-done page and put some script in to show a message based on the time of day... Keep in mind the hours are based on 24, not like 8:00PM...Here is the JS script:

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="Javascript">
today = new Date()
  if ((today.getHours() >=4) && (today.getHours() <=12)){
    document.write("Good Morning. Have a rush job for the afternoon? We can handle it!")
  }
  if ((today.getHours() >12) && (today.getHours() <=18)){
    document.write("Good afternoon. We can get that print job ready by tomorrow morning.")
  }
  if ((today.getHours() >18) && (today.getHours() <=23)){
    document.write("Good evening. We will be here all night if you need us!")
  }
  if ((today.getHours() >=0) && (today.getHours() <4)){
    document.write("Yes, we are working at this hour!")
  }
</SCRIPT>

Here is the actual page: http://w3.tvi.cc.nm....kyhawk/cp132/j2

[codeman]

uh....I don't see the script on the page.  I'm using IE 5.5 so is it for Netscape or something? :)

[LeprechauN]

"Welcome to Carbon Copy Printers. Good afternoon. We can get that print job ready by tomorrow morning. We are open 24 hours a day. No job is too big or too small."

It returns the message acording to your current time.