> Not sure how to make it real time updating, but you can try the
> variable as.
>
> $today = date("H:i:s");
>
> > Hello there. I have some problem with php date/time.
> > On my website i would like to have a real time clock....i mean to
> > show seconds running one after another...how can i do this?
You cannot do this with PHP. PHP runs serverside so might grab the (local,
server) time on execution of the script, but then the page on the users
browser window will remain as is until the next browsing action.
To make something continuous, you will have to resort to Javascript, Flash
or Java (in increasing order of difficulty)
Marc
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