DynuDateTime ASP Component

Installation
You must install DynuDateTime.dll on the server computer which has ASP pages which use it. Copy DynuDateTime.dll to c:\winnt\system32 or the corresponding system directory. On command prompt type "regsvr32 DynuDateTime.dll". DynuDateTime component is now ready to use.

Sample ASP code
set mydatetime = Server.CreateObject("DynuDateTime.Functions")
REM the below line of code will get the current day as an integer
mydatetime.GetDay()
set mydatetime = nothing

DynuDateTime component has 20 methods. Listed below are all the methods with their syntax. Please feel free to email our technical support staff at support@dynu.com for further information. This version of component is a free trial version and will expire on 11/30/99.

• Format(format - string)
  Constructs a string representing the current time.
  e.g. Format("Date: %A, %B %d, %Y") will give an output like this: Date: Saturday, April 20, 1999
  The literal characters, such as "DATE:" amd the commas in this example are added to the output exactly as you type them, whereas the format codes are replaced with the appropriate values.
  Format Codes for the Format() Function
  

  Code	Description
  %a	Day name, abbreviated (such as Sat for Saturday).
  %A	Day name, no abbreviation.
  %b	Month name, abbreviated (such as Mar for March).
  %B	Month name, no abbreviation.
  %c	Localized date and time (for the U.S., that would be something like 03/17/99 12:15:34
  %d	Day of the month as a number (01-31).
  %H	Hour in the 24-hour format (00-23).
  %I	Hour in the normal 12-hour format (01-12).
  %j	Day of the year as a number (001-366).
  %m	Month as a number (01-12).
  %M	Minute as a number (00-59).
  %p	Localized A.M. /P.M. indicator for 12-hour clock.
  %S	Second as a number (00-59).
  %U	Week of the year as a number (00-51, considering Sunday to be the first day of the week).
  %w	Day of the week as a number (0-6, with Sunday being 0).
  %W	Week of the year as a number (00-51, considering Monday to be the first day of the week).
  %x	Localized date representation.
  %X	Localized time representation.
  %y	Year without the century prefix as a number (00-99).
  %Y	Year with the century prefix as a decimal number (such as 199).
  %z	Name of time zone, abbreviated.
  %Z	Name of time zone, no abbreviation.
  %%	Percent sign.

  
  
• FormatGmt(format - string)
  Constructs a string representing the current Greenwich mean time.
  e.g. Format("Date: %A, %B %d, %Y") will give an output like this: Date: Saturday, April 20, 1999
  
• GetDay()
  Gets the current day as an integer.
  
• GetDayOfWeek()
  Gets the current day of the week as an integer, starting with 1 for Sunday.
  
• GetHour()
  Gets the current hour as an integer.
  
• GetMinute()
  Gets the current minute as an integer.
  
• GetSecond()
  Gets the current second as an integer.
  
• GetYear()
  Gets the current year as an integer.
  
• Wait(seconds - integer)
  Pauses the ASP page for a specified time in seconds.
  
• StartClock()
  Starts the stop watch.
  
• StopClock()
  Stops the stop watch.
  
• ElapsedTime(format - string)
  Gets the time as a string in specified format which elapsed between StartClock and StopClock method.
  
• ElapsedDays()
  Gets the elapsed days as an integer.
  
• ElapsedHours()
  Gets the elapsed hours as an integer.
  
• ElapsedMinutes()
  Gets the elapsed minutes as an integer.
  
• ElapsedSeconds()
  Gets the elapsed seconds as an integer.
  
• ElapsedTotalHours()
  Gets the total elapsed hours as an integer.
  
• ElapsedTotalMinutes()
  Gets the total elapsed minutes as an integer.
  
• ElapsedTotalSeconds()
  Gets the total elapsed seconds as an integer.
  
  Once again, if you need any further information please feel free to contact our technical support staff at support@dynu.com.
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