Re: LYNX-DEV Lynx and JavaScript -Reply

[Scott McGee (Personal)]

I encourage the use of a javascript script in all pages created by people on
our web site. The script (as seen below [unless I forget and send this off
without it]) automatically puts the last modified date on the page. It is
not visible to lynx users, of course, but that is a minor thing, and I prefer
to have it not visible rather than incorrect.

Here's the HTML snippet that I use:

Last modified
<script> 
        var theDate = ""
        theDate = document.lastModified
        document.writeln(" ");
        document.write(theDate);
        document.write();
</script>

Scott

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