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Display Dynamic Current Date And Time in the Title Bar of Web Page

Author: DevASP
Download Source Code : 427_DynamicTitleBarDateTime.zip

This article is about how you can display current date time in the title bar of you IE when your web page is opened.

  • Steps you will do. 
  • Start visual studio and create a new web application. 
  • Drop a label control on the web form and set its following properties. 
Text = “See the title bar of this window”
  
  • Now open the HTML design of you web page and before closing the head tag add the following JavaScript tag and JavaScript function.

<script language="JavaScript">

 

 

 function doTheClock() {

      window.setTimeout( "doTheClock()", 1000 );

      t = new Date();

      if(document.all || document.getElementById){

         document.title = t.toString();

      }

      else{  

         self.status = t.toString();

      }

}      

   doTheClock()

 

</script>

 

 

Now run you web application and see the title of your web page it will show you the current data and time dynamically.

 

 
   
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