Javascript server uptime

Discussion in 'JavaScript' started by dalem, Jul 24, 2008.

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    Hi

    I'm looking for a simple javascript that will display server uptime eg: Days, Hours, Mins.

    If anyone knows where I can get it I would be grateful.

    Thanks.
     
    dalem, Jul 24, 2008 IP
  2. MMJ

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    Unless you pass values from the server side, js can't be used to check server uptime.
     
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  3. sscheral

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    refer this may help you

    <script type="text/javascript">

    /***********************************************
    * Local Time script- © Dynamic Drive ()
    * This notice MUST stay intact for legal use
    * .
    ***********************************************/

    var weekdaystxt=["Sun", "Mon", "Tues", "Wed", "Thurs", "Fri", "Sat"]

    function showLocalTime(container, servermode, offsetMinutes, displayversion){
    if (!document.getElementById || !document.getElementById(container)) return
    this.container=document.getElementById(container)
    this.displayversion=displayversion
    var servertimestring=(servermode=="server-php")? '<? print date("F d, Y H:i:s", time())?>' : (servermode=="server-ssi")? '<!--#config timefmt="%B %d, %Y %H:%M:%S"--><!--#echo var="DATE_LOCAL" -->' : '<%= Now() %>'
    this.localtime=this.serverdate=new Date(servertimestring)
    this.localtime.setTime(this.serverdate.getTime()+offsetMinutes*60*1000) //add user offset to server time
    this.updateTime()
    this.updateContainer()
    }

    showLocalTime.prototype.updateTime=function(){
    var thisobj=this
    this.localtime.setSeconds(this.localtime.getSeconds()+1)
    setTimeout(function(){thisobj.updateTime()}, 1000) //update time every second
    }

    showLocalTime.prototype.updateContainer=function(){
    var thisobj=this
    if (this.displayversion=="long")
    this.container.innerHTML=this.localtime.toLocaleString()
    else{
    var hour=this.localtime.getHours()
    var minutes=this.localtime.getMinutes()
    var seconds=this.localtime.getSeconds()
    var ampm=(hour>=12)? "PM" : "AM"
    var dayofweek=weekdaystxt[this.localtime.getDay()]
    this.container.innerHTML=formatField(hour, 1)+":"+formatField(minutes)+":"+formatField(seconds)+" "+ampm+" ("+dayofweek+")"
    }
    setTimeout(function(){thisobj.updateContainer()}, 1000) //update container every second
    }

    function formatField(num, isHour){
    if (typeof isHour!="undefined"){ //if this is the hour field
    var hour=(num>12)? num-12 : num
    return (hour==0)? 12 : hour
    }
    return (num<=9)? "0"+num : num//if this is minute or sec field
    }

    </script>
     
    sscheral, Jul 24, 2008 IP
  4. sscheral

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    Inside your <BODY>, define a DIV or SPAN tag with a unique ID that will contain the local time, then invoke "showLocalTime()" to populate it:

    Current Server Time:<span id="timecontainer"></span>

    <script type="text/javascript">
    new showLocalTime("timecontainer", "server-ssi", 0, "short")
    </script>Here's an explanation of the 4 parameters of showLocalTime():

    ContainerID (string): The ID of the DIV or span that will house the local time.
    Servermode (string): Valid values are either "server-php", "server-asp", or "server-ssi", to indicate this page as either of type, PHP, ASP, or SSI.
    LocaltimeoffsetMinutes (integer): The offset in minutes of the local time you wish to display, from the server time. For example, if your server time is currently 9:30 AM and you know the desired local time is 11:30AM, the offset is 120, or 2 hours then.
    Display Format (string): valid values are either "short" or "long". The latter will cause the local date to be displayed along with the time.
    For the "servermode" parameter, it must be set to either "server-php", "server-asp", or "server-ssi", depending on whether your page is php, asp, or ssi enabled, respectively. This script will NOT work on 100% static pages, such as plain .html.
     
    sscheral, Jul 24, 2008 IP