This is a very small code, very easy to install and very quick to load. It adds a dynamic clock to any webpage using SSI.

The handy useful script which show the date and/or time when the HTML document was last modified. Just one script (lastmod.cgi), without any additional file can be applied to any number pages of your website.

This program can display the date, the time, the day and a hit counter. You can choose which to display and which not to display. It also allows you to add a certain number of hits per day. You choose exactly how each function is displayed by choosing the font, fontsize and font colour.

This script is a Little Toy that displays the date, using an image to show the day. It users your servers localtime function, but if you wish to display a time that differs, you can add or subtract hours by setting the number to add or subtract in the head of the script. It uses SSI to show the date, and you can edit the font size and color as you wish.

This script goes through a list of Web pages to change the "Last updated ..." string to the date the file was last modified. Run this script in UNIX after updating any html files. Any line beginning with $tag will be replaced with $update unless equal. Nothing will change if the $tag line matches the current file date.

This is a clock script that utilizes the localtime funtion. This can display the time in many different formats and also displays the date.

This is a simple clock script that displays the current time in a text format on your Web page using Server Side Include (SSI).

This program simply displays a text clock. You can configure the order in which it displays the time and date, and the format of the time and date.

This easy to setup script is used to put the date on your site. It gives the current day, month, year, and month day. There are 3 choices of styles to chose from, and you can add more choices if you choose to.

TextClock is a Perl CGI script which can be used to show browsers several variations of the current time and/or date. Server Side Includes is required.

Today! is a Perl script that displays today's date on your web page using Server Side Includes. This script is basically a modified version of Matt Wright's get_date subroutine that he incorporates into many of his other scripts.