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Tip from: John
It seems that some Java Script clocks are off a month. Here may be the reason yours is. Thanks to John for
offering us this quick fix:
Hey, I was looking on your site to see if you might have anything I
could use as a reference when I came across a script for displaying the
date in numbers. There is a small problem with the script. The month
will always be off by one with this method. In JavaScript the month
values are 0-11 not 1-12, so you have to increment the month by 1.
Here's how I overcame this in a script I wrote. You can use the document
write method to put the date on the page, or what I used it for, as a
value for a textbox in a form.
<script language="JavaScript">
<!-- hide script
todaysDate = new Date();
today = todaysDate.getDate();
month = todaysDate.getMonth();
year = todaysDate.getYear();
theDate = ++month + "/" + today + "/" + year;
//end hiding -->
</script>
....Thanks John.
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