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    Getting Epoch Time in Javascript

    To get epoch time in milliseconds using Javascript:

    ko = new Date();
    ji = ko.getTime();

    document.write(ji);

    Which prints something like this:
    1141630966899


    -ko and ji are my made up variable names.
    -Date() and Time() are built in Javascript methods.
    -Epoch time is the number of seconds since January 1, 1970... why that date?... why not!
    -document.write prints to the browser.


    In Javascript, the epoch time you get with getTime() is in milliseconds (i.e. number of seconds multiplied by 1000).


    Free Copy and Paste Javascript Code:

    <script type="text/javascript">
    <!--

    ko = new Date();
    ji = ko.getTime();

    document.write(ji);

    -->
    </script>



    Resources:
    Get Formatted Time in Javascript
    Formatting Time in Javascript
    Setting a Cookie using Javascript

    htmlite.com has a nice Time article





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