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I use ajax on a daily basis, I'm not saying ajax wouldn't be the ideal solution.  What I am saying, is if he is new to php, ajax might be a little more complicated for him, and there are hundreds of javascript date and time scripts out there he could easily implement.  I wasn't answering the question in terms of stability, rather in terms of feasibility :)

how do you get php to update just part of a page on the client side? (without ajax or refresh)

 

because a person who has knowledge in AJAX would know that PHP can refresh a certain part of the code.

 

AJAX shouldn't scare anyone, basically in my experience it's two functions and you've got a system which links your javascript to a server and cgi. I use an amended version of this.

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