If you're using an asp page, just insert the followng <=date> where ever you want the date to appear. You will need to do it with an html editor, FP2000 will not allow it to my knowledge.
If you want to have it on your splash page, you will need to insert a java script. There are quite a few available on the net. Just enter "java script date" in a search engine, and get ready to count the responses.
// Build an array initializer
function isnArray() {
argnr=isnArray.arguments.length
for (var i=0;i<argnr;i++) {
this[i+1] = isnArray.arguments;
}
}
// And months and day arrays
var isnMonths=new isnArray("January","February","March","April","May","June","July","August","September","October","November","December"
var isnDays= new isnArray("Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday","Thursday","Friday","Saturday","Sunday"
isnDays[0]="Sunday";
function MM_displayStatusMsg(msgStr) { //v1.0
status=msgStr;
document.MM_returnValue = true;
}
// -->
</script>
Put his where ever you want the date to be displayed.
<script language="JavaScript">
<!--Hide JavaScript
var thisyear = today.getYear(); // varies in JavaScript and JScript
if (thisyear >= 2000) { // covers JScript post 2000
document.write(thisyear);
}
else { // covers JScript from 1900 thru 1999 and JavaScript until 3899
document.write(1900 + thisyear);
} // not handled: JScript pre 1900
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