Hi @Adtrak,

You can’t do it just with JavaScript. You need a backend server that you’'ll ping to get the correct time.

Therefore, the answer you are looking for really depends on your setup.

Best,

Hristian

EDIT: Or you can do what @Ander has suggested below but there is the chance that the browser time won’t be correct.

Also the logic for holidays and other off days can get complicated.

Hi @Adtrak,

We use the user’s computer date to do that thanks the JavaScript Date Reference

We set a schudule in our js function (i.e. Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 21:00) and comparing it with the user’s date we show/hide the phone number.

How to built it:

First of all we generate a new Date()

–> var d = new Date();

Then we get the user’s day

–> d.getDay() (if all your clients are in the same time zone you can use this)

–> d.getUTCDay() (if you have clients in diferent time zones use this function and compare all dates with UTC time)

If the client is out of the Business-days we hide the phone number.

If your client is in a Business-day then we get the user’s hour

–> d.getHours()

–> d.getUTCHours()

If the client is out of the Business-hours we hide the phone number.

In order to avoid a phone numbers’ flicker we set this Javascript in the Head section.

By doing this we can show our phone number only when the client is in our Business Hours.

I hope this helps. 🙂