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It isn't?
I'm looking at a View Source (from MSIE6) of the page now & I can see the GetTime() call in there (which is from fader.js), is that what you mean?
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I just downloaded fader.js from the site (just in case) & it does seem to be in the right place.. [code][/code].. unless, of course, I've done something really silly. 
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This is a great hack and I'd love to be able to use it but for some reason it's not showing up on my main page  The BB ver. is 6.2.1.1 http://www.needforbetterspeed.net/forum/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi I hope someones knows what I'm doing wrong. I have configured it in the CP but still nothing. Thanks in advance
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bjd, from /ubb/fader.js?
Aca, blame the menus. Don't ask me how to fix it, just search for 'onload' in the JS files, and when you'll find it, in that sub add GetTime();.
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quote: Originally posted by LK: bjd, from /ubb/fader.js?
Yes, from the NONGCI directory. Do you want me send you the whole thing (fader.js).. would that help?
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LK
Extra information..
I do now have the clock working with Netscape. The problem was not with Netscape.. But, it seems to be with Sun's JRE (1.2 & 1.4) that I was using with Netscape (the very same JRE that I use with Opera). The problem with the clock is Sun's JRE specific. The problem with the News Fader is seen in both Opera & Netscape (regardless of which JRE is used).
Should I post the error that Sun's JRE produces?
Thanks..
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Details can't hurt.. BTW, when I remove 'www.' from your URL I can see the GetTime() line, but I still can't see the clock 
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quote: Originally posted by LK: Details can't hurt..
Here you go (this is from Opera using Sun's JRE)..
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Error: name: TypeError message: Value on left hand side of '.' is not convertible to Object: e
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BTW, when I remove 'www.' from your URL I can see the GetTime() line, but I still can't see the clock
Sorry, I'm not sure what that means.
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this doesn't work on 6.2.1!!! 
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LK > i seen the question more times here before. i dont have the output of the clock on my site. only the thin small table. how can i fix this. also i was Missing the vars_wordlets_mods.cgi file.. i couldnt find it. so i created it myself and place the words in it in the same format as the other wordlet files. didnt help also. could you take a look please?? regards RaiDeN http://www.kutforum.nl/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi
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btw i have used the TXT option wich cointains +local+ in it.. but i have version 6.2
but i dont know what to change to get it working
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What might help: 1 Clear cache using cp-->Maintenance 2 Set offset value using cp-->Date and time settings quote: GMT Time Zone Offset: Same as above, but the offset from GMT. Used in UBB Thinking Clock.
3 Change your own time-zone (local)
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You have to install Mod Wordlets!
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and how do i do that??
installing mod_wordlets ??
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sory but i can seem to find the vars_wordlets_mod installation there.
can someone be a bi tmore specific please
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Now i tried everything that people sugguested in this topic to get the clock working but still no luck offcourse are the modification wordlets installed and all, but my forum still shows a thin line like ppl said here before.. Plz take a look at my forum and tell me whats wrong
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You used "'++SERVERTIME++'", "'++USERTIME++'" and "'++TIME++'" instead of "%%SERVERTIME%%", "%%USERTIME%%" and "%%TIME%%". That means, %% instead of ++ and NO ''.
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I tread that then i saw on page 4 of this topic (i think) dat ++ may help but it didnt and the %% thing doesnt also 
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I have no idea, it seems to even cause problems in news fader 1. not that it matters, but I suggest you to put it where I suggested to in the text file (inside
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Well it's not working tried everything in this topic lol so I've put back the news fader and removed all the clock codes.. I hope that the clock will work fine, when I upgrade my ubb if 6.2.2 is out. 
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I have a small problem. I'm running my server and I'm located EST(-5). I have my board set at GMT -5, and my clock at 0 since they're both in the same time zone. However, my clock reads 12 hours off. Right now it's about 12:40pm, EST. My clock reads at 12:40am, EST. I've tried all sorts of configurations without luck. I would prefer to keep my board in AM/PM format. http://www.columbusracing.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi Thanks 
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User/pass? 
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It reflects the correct time now. Weird 
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How to display clock like netwerkin.com this line must be pasted as 1 long line, no breaks time_localboard: [/code]time_current [code]
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[edited out the part that said I had this hack installed correctly] OOPS!  I spoke way too soon! Inside the posts, it's saying this: posted April 04, 2002 05:35 PM on a post I just made a little after 1 A.M. EST For my time, I did a -5 in both slots ... was I wrong to do that? Oh, it's at my main site -- http://adwoff.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi I also have it set-up at my test site -- http://adwoff.com/ubb-test/cgi/ultimatebb.cgi I just didn't notice this little bug when I installed it last night.
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Okay, I figured it out.
One time needed to be 3 ... the other -5 ...
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I have a problem with the clock I'm from Germany, so my board time is GMT = 0 But if i set for the UBB Thinking Clock GMT = 0, then the Board Clock is 2 hours behind the real time. And if i add for the clock GMT = +2, then the clock don't show up, there is only a thin line... I can only add there 0 oder -X, but not +X Any ideas?
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You should use "2", not "+2" 
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Thank LK, now it seems to work...but into my browser only appears "current time", not local and boards time...but because it's the same time...i don't know
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Yes, it does it if it's the same.
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OK thx man then is everything fine at least for this hack 
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LK,
I have a question for you--why wouldn't the "board time" clock advance for Daylight Savings time's spring forward an hour?
I thought it was tied in with the post times--and they are correct.
I'm going to go play with that now, but I was just curious why it didn't advance forward that hour, too.
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If the computer's local time (not board time) was modified but the GMT setting wasn't changed, it should be modified. It can't be tied in with the post times, it checks from GMT while the board checks from local time.
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I ended up changing the second value from -5 to -4, and it seems to be working.
Thanks, LK.
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LK, I seem to have a problem. I was told yesterday that there was a browser error popping up on my forums page. I checked the "line 71" error, and it's pointing to my clock. That's when I noticed my clock is missing. I've rehacked the proper files, and still no clock. The "bar" for it exists, however.
Do you have any suggestions?
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I think this hack requires access to the board more than any other hack. Please give me (in the board or PM) a test username/password, because I have to login to access it.
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You forgot to add the new wordlets or to install Mod Wordlets Devkit.
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