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How do I put today's date on my web page?

Discussion in 'General Marketing' started by zyan_08, Sep 21, 2008.

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    hey guys, Im a newbie & this is my questions,

    How do I put today's date on my web page?
    So that the date updates automatically

    please help me:(
     
    zyan_08, Sep 21, 2008 IP
  2. c0ldMax

    c0ldMax Banned

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    via php: <?php print(date("1 F d, Y")); ?>
     
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  3. zyan_08

    zyan_08 Peon

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    im using html editor,where should i place the code?
     
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    snowbird Notable Member

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  5. zyan_08

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    ok, thanks a lots snowbird, I found it,

    my problem solved hurray!!!! :D
     
    zyan_08, Sep 21, 2008 IP
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    073165 Active Member

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    I find using Javascript the easiest. Just paste this anywhere in your PHP or HTML page(s) and it works like a champ. Best of luck. Michael

    <SCRIPT LANGUAGE=JavaScript><!-- Begin
    var months=new Array(13);
    months[1]="January";
    months[2]="February";
    months[3]="March";
    months[4]="April";
    months[5]="May";
    months[6]="June";
    months[7]="July";
    months[8]="August";
    months[9]="September";
    months[10]="October";
    months[11]="November";
    months[12]="December";
    var time=new Date();
    var lmonth=months[time.getMonth() + 1];
    var date=time.getDate();
    var year=time.getYear();
    if ((navigator.appName == "Microsoft Internet Explorer") && (year < 2000)) year="19" + year;
    if (navigator.appName == "Netscape")
    year=1900 + year;
    document.write("<left>" + lmonth + " ");
    document.write(date + ", " + year + "</left>");
    // End --></SCRIPT>
     
    073165, Sep 21, 2008 IP
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    mmerlinn Prominent Member

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    Be aware that Javascript, or any other method that polls the user's computer for date information, will only return the date information as is set for that computer. In other words, if that information is incorrect, the resulting date you polled for will also be incorrect.

    As long as you don't necessarily need correct information you will have no problems. However, if it is critical that the date information be correct, you must get the date information from a reliable source - Never from the user's computer.
     
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    arent there auto calenders? like hit counters...idk
     
    richboyjosh, Sep 22, 2008 IP
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    Why the heck? Do you think I dunno today's date? Then I'm probably too tipsy :D
    Why would you load your website with excess code? What is the point of having a date?
     
    tankard, Sep 22, 2008 IP