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| This code below will show the current date each time the page loads (its not dynamic, if will only update on page loads) <? echo date('F j Y'); ?> Just make sure your webpages are .php, or put those 3 lines into a .php file, and use an iframe where you want it at. |
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| Doing a search on the forum I found the date-thing I was looking for fast & easy. Great! But... being a beginner, working on my first site, I haven't got a clue how to use the script mentioned. Tried a HTML box, but that didnt work. Is there someone out there that can tell (idiotproof) how to apply it :) Thanks |
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| Firstly, I am using BlueVoda Version 9.1.0. I was wondering if this info is still correct about the "changing date". Also, like the poster above, I don't know much. Are BlueVoda pages .php? and where and how do I post this code (I also couldn't tell where the code started or ended in the response! Pitiful, I know.) if they are not .php. Am I correct in interpreting the response as putting the code into an Inline frame? I am hoping to get the date to look like this - Sunday, June 22, 2008 (taken from a friend's web page that he used Dream Weaver to assemble). Thanks for any help. Paul |
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| Use PHP Code:
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