Adding a Digital Clock to Your Web Page

If you are already using counter.exe to add hit counters to your web site, then most of this article will be familiar to you. To insert a digital clock into a web page, place the following line into your HTML document:-

<img src="/scripts/counter/count.exe?arg1=value1|arg2=value2|...|argn=valuen">

A full list of the parameters that you can use with counter.exe is available on the Hit Counter page page.

Digital Clock Examples

You can use these examples by copy and pasting the sample code into your own HTML documents.

<img src="/scripts/counter/count.exe?display=clock">
<img src="/scripts/counter/count.exe?display=clock|dd=B">
<img src="/scripts/counter/count.exe?display=clock|tformat=12|dd=g">
<img src="/scripts/counter/count.exe?display=clock|tformat=24|dd=f">
<img src="/scripts/counter/count.exe?display=clock|frgb=FF00FF">

Problems with the Digital Clock Program

If you see the standard broken-image icon where the clock should be, you have probably mis-typed your HTML code.

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