format microseconds as php

php date() formats microseconds with milliseconds included, so it's "microseconds in the second" not "microseconds in the millisecond". Which means if anyone were ever to use microseconds for whatever reason, they wouldn't use milliseconds. It's display either one or the other.

Author: JohnRDOrazio

jqClock.js

@@ -443,7 +443,7 @@ if (!Number.prototype.map) {
 					  timeStr += (''+s).padStart(2,"0");
 					  break;
 					case "u": //Microseconds
-					  timeStr += us;
+					  timeStr += (''+ms).padStart(3,"0") + us;
 					  break;
 					case "v": //Milliseconds
 					  timeStr += (''+ms).padStart(3,"0");