"Time Zone Clock" was very easy module to install by our administrator.Excellent work done on installation.

In addition, all the module parameters where also easy to configure, either for 1 zone or for all 10 zones. We did not find any problems with parameters configuration.

We are using "Time Zone Clock" on our site to display our visitors the time and location that is on different continents and the reason is so that they can more efficiently manage their time to communicate with each other more faster.

The module graphics is very clear and simple to use by almost any user, user friendly application.

In my opinion, I believe that the most valuable feature of "Time Zone Clock" is that it displays the correct time for you as it is synchronized time with your server time.

I recommend others to use "Time Zone Clock" on their websites as I believe that it also looks very professional, I like grey-white combination with red title.

Best Wishes to your further developent as version 3.9.2 was worthed !!!

Best Regards,
Vesna

The module is easy to install, and easy to administer.

There is however one feature which I would like to see, the ability to set font size/color/family separately for the time and the text. This would allow one to for example create a digital clock "face" out of the time by making it much larger with for example a black background color and white font color. I tried to do this myself but with no experience with any code besides html/css I fell short of my goal.

One note that I would like to add is that it seems your fix to allow loading alongside other window.onload functions doesn't seem to work. If there is another window.onload javascript module placed *below* TZClock in index.php then TXClock will fail to show.

There was a very easy fix which I stumbled upon by sheer gamble as I have no idea how javascript works. My scenario was that I had TZClock above and then ECB Exchange Rates below, and TXClock failed to show unless I disabled ECB Exchange Rates.
The solution? Copied lines 518-529 from mod_tx_clock.php and replaced the line(s)
"window.onload=function(){
}"
in ECB ER code with it. The only editing I had to do was change "func" (two instances) to "func1", "oldonload" (two instances) to "oldonload1", and "RunTZclock" to "RunEXRate". Now both modules load perfectly.
I suppose this works for any module which uses window.onload !

I guess your fix in the latest version works if TZClock appears after another window.onload module, but not before?

I really like this module. I had some issues getting the colors to work in Firefox (needed the # in the colors) but other than that no issues.

I did modify the php file to remove the padding since I wanted the timezones to show up in a horizontal line just like normal text with no extra space above/below.

Excellent module! I tried several digital clocks in J!1.5 in legacy - none worked. This one works great - thanks!

It is a very good modul. I miss only one setting and this is for Venezuela (-4,30). So pitty!

I really like this extension a lot! It runs about 10 minutes slow which is slightly annoying but other than that it does a super job! Keep up the good work!

I agree with the last post its an excellent module. Looks good and is easy to set up if you want 1 zone or 10.

Thank you!

Time Zone Clock is so easy to install and configure that even a novice can use it.

Personally, I don't use all the different time zones, but use it as a simple clock to show visitors the time at the location of the web site. This is very useful if you don't want people from overseas telephoning you out of hours!

The great thing about Time Zone Clock is that it doesn't rely on your computer clock, so it doesn't matter what the time your computer thinks it is - it will always show the correct time.

The module is very clean and neat - no bells or whistles or annoying Flash graphics - just a straightforward, easy-to-install clock that can simply and successfully be used for a number of purposes.

I love this module I've used previous versions too. With this version it seems that the module disappears when its being used on the fireboard page of my site. Very strange I thought

nice and simple clock module to use.

Very usefule and simple module. I have one problem - the text color are wrong in Firefox. The time are always in black text. When I open the site in IE the text color are the right one.
Do anyone have a soulution to this?

/Pelle

This small module can be a great gadget to put on a travel agency site... presenting the time of the main turistic destinations.

This module can display current time for different time zones.

If you allow to translate the weekday name that will be better.

If display time with Analog clock this will be perfect.

Thanks.

I rather liked this module although having to change the files for translation is a bit tough.
There seems to be a common misconception that BST (British summer time) is the same as GMT and thus all the settings in this component are off by 1 hour during the summer time although this doesn't matter if you are using it from the U.K. or any other "normal" country that uses DST but for me it was a bit strange to configure (I live in Iceland which is always GMT without DST).

A nice update would be to change the header and color scheme from the component itself and maybe make it possible to put in more than 10 clocks.
I would also much prefer this as a component.

Thanks though it did the trick :)

I installed this today and am having no problems. I use IE 7 and, at least in the latest version, there are no issues.

The only comment would be to add more information in the time zone areas, so that you can easily find what they are.

A good little module that does its job well.

I have a few niggles with it, but don't take these too negatively, the module works just fine already.

1. The clock update is triggered every second, even when the seconds aren't being shown. This causes a slight page flicker which is a bit distracting. My rough fix is just to change the setTimeout() interval to 60000 when no seconds are being used.

2. The Javascript is all inline which the HTML rather than being in a separate .js file. Not really a problem, it just looks a bit messy.

3. The styles are also inline rather than using the template CSS file. From other comments it looks like this is deliberate, but it's a bit of a pain to have CSS styles spread around the place.

Now works with IE7.

Another reviewer mentioned a problem with 'IE7 wont load'. I had the same problem, but version 3.8 SOLVED it for me.

This was just what I want to help site visitor know when other members from different time zones are likely to be on-line.

Excellent!

Thanks for sharing your work.

I use this module for my game clan website! It's incredibly easy to install...

Is there anyway to change the language?

Can't change the Module Class Suffix. That prevented me from using it in the first place because of the template on my site. And then when I used it anyway it looked quite good in Mozilla despite not being able to change the class suffix. But I started it up in IE7 and it would give me errors and wouldn't load my page. Its a shame because I really liked the idea of this one.

Easy to install, easy to use. The developer is very active and improved the module a lot recently. Very recommendable!