Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Is it possible to do a sofware clock(dial) in my webpage with c++ or perl?is seperate frontend needed?

I have to put the clock with a dial showing time in it, in my website. I have to code it myself.i know c++ and perl. can I do it with these languages alone or I need a seperate front end to implement it?

Is it possible to do a sofware clock(dial) in my webpage with c++ or perl?is seperate frontend needed?
here is a script for a javascript clock....





http://www.javascriptkit.com/script/scri...





http://www.javascriptkit.com/script/scri...





just search javascriptkit.com or dynamicdrive.com.
Reply:You can't do it in C++ or Perl alone.





The easiest option is a pure JavaScript clock. That'll work in all common browsers if coded carefully (including Mac and Linux), and won't slow down the page loading the Java runtime.





A search for "JavaScript clock" should provide plenty of examples.
Reply:With your background, you can use Java applet as your front-end, but there are other alternatives. Flash will offer improved graphics or appeal level for your clock and it is easy to implement on a web page. A reference and many examples to learn from below...insert the word "clock" in the search bar and select your platform option to study some samples.


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