DATE STAMP FOR PAGES (ORD=)
Hi , I got a request from a client who want banner add's with couble-click.net, and apparently it needs a date stamp from the page to work. ( Looks like an extra ORD="" field in the HTML), I've never done this before, and was wondering where the date stamp comes from ( is it generated by my server, special mods need to be loaded???)
Thanks
PS, run Apache/perl/mysql/php on Linux RH 7.0
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PS, run Apache/perl/mysql/php on Linux RH 7.0
Ooops,
new DATE()
Should be new Date()
it's case sensitive.
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new DATE()
Should be new Date()
it's case sensitive.
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Thanks, I tried these, but there seems to be problems with y SSI.
Could you help me to figure out if my SSI is setup correctly?
Nothing happens when I open the page ( it doesn't seem to execute the SSI's)
Thanks, I tried these, but there seems to be problems with y SSI.
Could you help me to figure out if my SSI is setup correctly?
Nothing happens when I open the page ( it doesn't seem to execute the SSI's)
You'll need to make sure the SSI is configured. You'll need access to
the httpd.conf file which should be in the config directory of the main
Apache directory, if memory serves me.
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the httpd.conf file which should be in the config directory of the main
Apache directory, if memory serves me.
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for server side use an include:
<!--#echo ORD="DATE_LOCAL" -->
for client side:
<script language="JavaScript">
<!--
var ORD= new DATE();
//-->
</script>
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