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This is really an easy technique that will simply make your web page look current. The only draw back is that this code runs on the server and therefore displays the Date on the server at the time of the request. |
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Code Snippet. |
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This script translates a Gregorian (conventional) format date in to a julian number. |
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Find the amount of time between dates with DateDiff(). |
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Author: brinkster.com
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VBScript provides developers with a wonderful function called DateAdd(). With this function you can add or subtract from a date or time. |
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Author: brinkster.com
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To format dates and times you simply need one function: FormatDateTime(). |
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Author: brinkster.com
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There are five functions that you can call, pass a valid date, and they will return to you the requested part of the date. |
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