You can use JavaScript to do this
<script language="JavaScript">
function getworldtime()
{
now = new Date();
var localTime ;
localTime = now.toLocaleString();
document.write(localTime);
}
</script>
hope this helps
Santosh
Bhushan Bhangale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 01/15/2001 03:42:17 PM
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Subject: how to show timezone specific time
Hi
I am asking this question again because nobody has answered it before when I
aksed it. I have a multi locale site including(US,UK,JP,FR,DE,MX,SW). It is
running on Solaris machine which is set to GMT timezone. I want to show timezone
specific time to the users. Suppose a person is seeing the site in japanese
locale then he should see time according to the Japan TimeZone.
An urgent reply would be a great help.
thanks in advance
Thanks & Regards
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