ET Date Tag - Example

If you can't see any date in the example above it is because you aren't accessing this page from a webserver (the browser usually prevents the applet from accessing the date of a file if it is located on the local hard disk). This is what you should see.

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<applet code="ET_DateTag.class" width="500" height="30">

<!--The file that should be checked.-->
<param name="URL" value="../ET_DateTag.html">

<!--Color and text settings.-->
<param name="BGColor" value="fff2d0">
<param name="TextAlign" value="center">
<param name="TextFont" value="Helvetica">

<!--How the file date should be presented.-->
<param name="Format" value="The documentation page was last modified on #Date#-#MonthName#-#Year#.">
</applet>

The source shown above is not exactly the same as for the example, as it assumes that the class files are in the same directory as the html file.


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