   [web] Really small easy task.....
  Hey... I need a really small and easy task completing (atleast i believe it is).I am willing to pay if i have to but i dont have too much money.I want a Clock coding, can be analogue or digital looking, or both.Preferably supporting multiple time zone's but if not i would like it in GMT.There is a slight difference, i want it to display in Metric time.heres a website to tell you a bit about it;http://www.minkukel.com/en/time/metric_clock.htmI want it made in either HTML, Flash or &#106avascript.Anyone interested?   
  You'll probably have more answers by asking at sites such as Rent A Coder or GetACoder.This forum is normally used for game development, which I understand is not what you are seeking here.   ;  Why in the name of God do you want a clock in Metric Time? That is easily the stupidist thing I've ever heard of! If you can find three good uses for that I will be amazed. For anyone who doesn't care enough to read the link, It's like ordinary time (12hr or 24hr) but it's done of base 10...10 hours per day, 100 minutes per hour... It's all messed up >_<Also, why  not view source? How do you think the clock on the site was made in the first place? Here's the exact source...<script language="&#106avascript">// Adapted from a clock script by: Nicolas - http://www.&#106avascript-page.comvar clockID = 0;function UpdateClock() {   if(clockID) { clearTimeout(clockID); clockID  = 0;   }   var tDate = new Date(); hours=tDate.getHours()minutes=tDate.getMinutes()seconds=tDate.getSeconds() // Build output for metric clockdaysecs = 3600*hours + 60*minutes + seconds;metricsecs = daysecs * 100000 / 86400;metrichours = Math.floor(metricsecs / 10000);metricsecs = metricsecs - 10000 * metrichours;metricminutes = Math.floor(metricsecs / 100);metricsecs = Math.floor(metricsecs - 100 * metricminutes);if (metricminutes <= 9) metricminutes = "0" + metricminutes;if (metricsecs <= 9) metricsecs = "0" + metricsecs;document.themetricClock.metricTime.value = metrichours +":"+metricminutes +":"+metricsecs; // Build outputfor normal clockif (minutes <= 9) minutes = "0" + minutes;if (seconds <= 9) seconds = "0" + seconds;   document.theClock.theTime.value = "" + hours + ":" + minutes + ":" + seconds;   clockID = setTimeout("UpdateClock()", 500);}function StartClock() {   clockID = setTimeout("UpdateClock()", 500);}function KillClock() {   if(clockID) { clearTimeout(clockID); clockID  = 0;   }}</script>There seems to be a link to a site there too. You can find the original script there for whatever mad reason you want it...</rant>   ;Quote:Original post by soitsthateasyWhy in the name of God do you want a clock in Metric Time? That is easily the stupidist thing I've ever heard of! If you can find three good uses for that I will be amazed. For anyone who doesn't care enough to read the link, It's like ordinary time (12hr or 24hr) but it's done of base 10...10 hours per day, 100 minutes per hour... It's all messed up >_<Your response is unwarranted and disrespectful. I'm sure if the OP had experience in the field, he would have implemented the clock himself. There's no need to become insulting simply because you don't comprehend the reasoning behind his project's needs or requirements.   ;  He's trying to build a website/application with &#106avascript and he doesn't know or didn't bother to view the source. My response was warrented. Also, he found out/got what he wanted, didn't he? He was going to pay so I don't think he should be complaining (Not that he has)   ;Quote:Original post by soitsthateasyHe's trying to build a website/application with &#106avascript and he doesn't know or didn't bother to view the source. My response was warrented. Also, he found out/got what he wanted, didn't he? He was going to pay so I don't think he should be complaining (Not that he has)You are aware that what you suggested is blatant theft of intellectual property, right?   ;  Ammm I never told him to copy/paste it, did I? If he wants to do that, good for him. He should base his script on that script. If he doesn't understand it, he can learn. If he has any complaints I'll be glad to listen.   