"Mark Lloyd" wrote in message
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On 11/8/18 7:57 AM, Emrys Davies wrote:

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As mentioned by Mark, the clock updates every second. That is because
Javascript is used to update the clock. Right-click on the page and
look at its source. You'll see the clock is defined within the SCRIPT
tag.

In a prior reply, I gave a couple sites that tell you if Javascript is
enabled in the client you use to visit those pages. They're pretty
simple. They'll tell you if your client has Javascript enabled or not.

What clock? As you can see from the URL I have a blank page except for:
equires document.all

The blank page is now replaced with the clock and and the time which is
updated as expected.


That message is quickly replaced with the time by Javascript. Apparently,
yours isn't working. This was a way to test that. You could try it with a
different browser, it works in all current major browsers (Firefox,
Chrome, Opera).

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