dynamic digital clock

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How to create a dynamic digital clock ??
i use this kind of logic

C#

lbltime.text = datetime.now.tostring();

but it woudn't showing me time with changes in seconds & minutes

Thnx in Advance..

Posted 13-Feb-13 5:41am

Dhruvin Sukhadiya

Updated 13-Feb-13 7:39am

ridoy

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Richard C Bishop 13-Feb-13 11:44am

That is not how things work here. You try your project and then if you get stuck, you post the code you have attempted and explain where you are stuck and provide error messages etc, etc. Use the "Improve question" widget to update your thread with the proper info.

joshrduncan2012 13-Feb-13 11:49am

My 5.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 13-Feb-13 11:58am

You should start with tagging application type or UI library your use. The question as is makes no sense at all.
—SA

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Solution 2

If you try this in case of windows form then it would be easier than what you think.Pick Timer control on your form.Then right click on it,you will find properties.At the event tag you will find tick event which you need to use.Then code just like as..

C#

private void timer1_Tick(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    label1.Text = DateTime.Now.ToString("hh:mm:ss tt");
}

And see your clock is ready to operate!One thing need to mention here,you will find interval option in the properties of timer control where you can change interval of your clock.
Happy Coding..:)

Posted 13-Feb-13 7:47am

ridoy

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Maciej Los · Accepted Answer · 2013-02-13T06:08:00

Solution 1

Simple digital clock[^]
A WPF Digital Clock[^]
Multipurpose Digital Clock Control using .NET[^]

Posted 13-Feb-13 6:08am

Maciej Los

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 13-Feb-13 14:36pm

Good, but ASP.NET or pure HTML/JavaScipt clock is missing, my 4. :-)
More seriously, I suggest not to answer until OP specifies the application time or UI library, platform, all required detail.
It's a waste of time to recommend solutions for a number of cases, just in case.
—SA

Maciej Los 13-Feb-13 14:45pm

OK, i'll try to remember ;)