How to automatically change the copyright year
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- IDesign
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Hello,
Does anyone knows what is the code for automatic update of the copyright year ? here is what I mean. We all usually put in the bottom of our site a message like this:
© 2008 Mysite.com - All rights reserved.
Now here is the beauty: As you see in there there is a number 2008 which tells us the present year. When this year ends and obviously it will in a few weeks we all need to go back to some file and modify it manually to comply with the new year of 2009.
Now my question I am sure is more clear to you: - Is there a code to attached to this message so that when 2009 comes in January 1 at midnight we don't need to manually change it but the code/script will do that for us automatically.
Best regards,
Indrit - Last Edit: 15 years 11 months ago by IDesign.
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- Kat05
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Hi Indrit!
I really think it will be more work to write a script and put it on your site, then just going to the copyright date manually and change the year. I actually think it is impossible to write a script for that, but I am not a pro.
Maybe you have already put more effort into writing this post, than it will take you to change the date manually on dec 31.
Kind regards, Kat
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- IDesign
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Thanks for the quick reply Kat, but I have seen it somewhere and I don't think it is too much work. I just can't find it today on the net.
Don't you think it is one less item for us to do in each of our customers site?
Cheers
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- prim
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Try this code in the template's index.php (for Joomla 1.5):
<div id="copyright">
© Copyright <span class="year"><?php $now = &JFactory::getDate(); echo $now->toFormat('%Y'); ?></span>, All Rights Reserved
</div> - Last Edit: 15 years 11 months ago by Kevin DuCommun.
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- prim
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Leckenby wrote:
if your PHP is set to the right year etc etc, you could use:
<?php echo date("Y"); ?>
Yeah, would work in J! 1.0
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- Djamil Legato
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Leckenby, I think that code is missing , time()
<?php echo date("Y", time()); ?> - / Djamil Legato / Lead Developer /
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