how to change color after 5 mins
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hi,
i have a list of tasks and need to highlight the one that has past 30min duratuion after the post ....show the use its that top priority task.
does anyone know how this could be aheived?
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You can achieve this using ASP timer with VBscript or Jscript
Check this hint to see how the ASP timer can be used -
Click here for javascript timer
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hi
here is a little function which can test each date in your task list and change the line color<%
dim color
function IsPast30(strDate)
if
now() > dateadd("n", 30, date_post) then
IsPast30 = true
else
IsPast30 = false
end ifend function
%>
<html>
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Refresh" content=10 />
</head>
<
body >' here begins the list of your tasks
'i suppose that you have a table to list it and that you are in a do while loop sequence
' to initialize the color of the line
color = #ffffff
<table><%
if IsPast30(put the post date here) then
color = #TheColorYouWant (may be a td bgcolor)
end if
<tr>
<td bgcolor = <%=color%>>task 1</td>
</tr>
</td>
' you loop here
</body>
</html>
Regards serval
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thanks a lot serval , can you plase help convert it into javascript. you answered to thr point and detailed enough for me to understand . thanks again
regard sreddy
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hello sreddy.
is your entire code in javascript ?
Serval
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Serval,
i have HTML and java scritp, so to answer your question "yes" the entire code is in java script
thanks for replying
sreddy
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Hello sreddy
can you copy paste some lines of your code here so i can code something four you ?Serval
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<
html><
head> <title>Untitled Page</title></
head><
body>date in
<i>dd/mm/yyyy format</i><
br><!-- IN MY EXAMPLE YOU MUST CREATE A LABEL TO SHOW THE DATE OF YOUR TASK -->
<
label id = "lab01">12/12/2006 12:00</label><
br /><
br /><
script language=javascript>d=
new Date()//this is to format the date ant the time in the correct format you use
// add 1 to the day so it begins at 0 !
Theday = d.getDay()+1
// add "0" before the numbers if it is less than 10
if
(Theday < 10){Theday =
"0"+Theday}// add 1 to the month so it begins at 0 !
TheMonth = d.getMonth()+1
// add "0" before the numbers if it is less than 10
if
(TheMonth < 10){TheMonth =
"0"+TheMonth}//Create the date in the good format : the format you want !!!
TheDate = Theday +
"/" + TheMonth + "/" + d.getFullYear()TheMinute = d.getMinutes()
TheHour = d.getHours()
// I think that you will not use the seconds !!!
TheTime = TheHour +
":" +TheMinuteDateNow = TheDate + TheTime
// COMPARE IF THE DATE IN THE LABEL IS LESS OR GREATER THAN THE Now DATE
if
(document.getElementById("lab01").innerText < DateNow){
// change the color of the label
document.getElementById(
"lab01").style.color="#FF0000";}
else
{
// // change the color of the label
document.getElementById(
"lab01").style.color="#0000FF";}
</
script></
body></
html>this is to give you an example to begin ...
SERVAL
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