changing the greeting

[mc12345678]

I found the code on the W3 Schools website. The thing with your statement 12:01 is greater than 12:00

So where time = d.getHours(); if it is 12:01 then time will be 12:01 and not just 12?

I'm sorry that I don't have the solution specifically, but am trying to understand and to close what looks like the issues. In looking for a way to present the time to a customer I was surprised to find code on stackexchange indicating that it was necessary to convert the returned date() value to the time local to the user as java/javascript is supposed to be all about the user's side. But not infallible resources. No conversion appears to be necessary for the date/time, but d.getHours() will return a whole number and therefore between 12:00 and 12:59 the. Variable time will equal 12 which is not specifically captured in the above code.

[adb34]

So where time = d.getHours(); if it is 12:01 then time will be 12:01 and not just 12?

I'm sorry that I don't have the solution specifically, but am trying to understand and to close what looks like the issues. In looking for a way to present the time to a customer I was surprised to find code on stackexchange indicating that it was necessary to convert the returned date() value to the time local to the user as java/javascript is supposed to be all about the user's side. But not infallible resources. No conversion appears to be necessary for the date/time, but d.getHours() will return a whole number and therefore between 12:00 and 12:59 the. Variable time will equal 12 which is not specifically captured in the above code.

All true and I do appreciate all your help on all topics. I think I will put this on hold until I have sorted out the other stuff that is needed E.G. cookie control Etc.