Reminder to Update Copyright Dates

We will soon be switching over to 2009.

I was just thinking about how I was going to need to update copyright dates displayed on the sites so I thought I would put out a reminder to other directory owners who want to keep up on this.

Happy New Year!

 

Thanks for the reminder. Should it be the current year only or all years the site has been online inclusive? So for a site launched in 2008 should we change to c 2009 or c 2008-2009?

 

Thanks for the reminder, il be going for the 2007 - 2009 format.

 

I think there is a mod developed by Marko for this already, but this is the best option

 

Good Idea,

Thanks for the information...

~ Mike

 

Need to change all my directories for the copyright code...

 

For all the php heads out there, insert this code where the date should be and never remember to update the year again.

<?php echo date("Y");?>

Code (markup):

 

Thanks for the reminder. Every January problem

 

Sweet thx for the quick code

As well as swedal for the reminder to update the year

thx
malcolm

 

good point. thanks

 

For those of you using good old fashioned html pages and running on an apache server, add this line to your .htaccess file

AddType application/x-httpd-php html

Code (markup):

and use the php code above.

This allows your html pages to act as though they are real php pages through the use of a mime-type

 

hehe... I dunno why you guys are calling php into a tpl, when you can just SIMPLY USE what smarty already provides....

{$smarty.now|date_format:"%Y"}

 

I needed this on few of my websites, but never knew this command exists.
Thanks pal.

Rep+ already added!
Happy New Yeaaaaaaaar!

Do you know that tv show called BRAINIAC? When it comes to phpLD, Granny(an0n) knows best! lol

 

Thanks for the rep. Glad I could help.

 

Now that is what I was waiting for! Thanks Rob!

How about one that works on wordpress blogs now?

 

I took the liberty of adding it for you.

in the footer.php where you have the date: 2007-
just add <?php echo date('Y'); ?> after it.

It will look like this: 2007-<?php echo date('Y'); ?>

 

Ah Rob you are just too good. Thanks!

 

No prob. Always my pleasure.