Customised User Welcome Message - Script Review at ProgramsDB.com


  • Name
 Customised User Welcome Message
  • Version
 1.1
  • Author
 Mark Tunnicliffe
  • Cost
 Free
  • Operating System
 I.E 6, Opera 7.1, Netscape
  • Category
 JavaScript / User Information
  • HomePage Address
 Click to Visit
  • Download Link
 Click to Download
  • No. of hits
 49



     This is a JavaScript code snippet that can be implemented in your webpage to display a welcome message to your webpage visitors depending on the time (morning or evening) they have visited the page. The script is compatible with I.E 6, Opera 7.1, Netscape browsers. The script access the time from the visitor’s system clock and on the basis of that time it displays welcome messages greeting them with good morning or good evening.


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