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How do I show the date my page was last modified?
If you are familiar with the tutorials found at NQD, then you are already aware that located at the bottom of each tutorial is the date showing the last time the page was modified. Remarkably this is done with a little snippet of php. Everytime you open the page to edit it, it will then activate the php code, document the date and display it wherever the code is embedded. This is all done simultaneously without you having to lift a finger.


Requirements:
1. Site supports PHP
What we want to accomplish
Last Modified: 02/11/08.
Step #1: Convert Your Site To PHP
First and Foremost, you MUST make sure that every page that contains the Last Mod code is a PHP page. To turn an HTML page into a PHP page, just rename the page so that the extension is .php, instead of .html.
Step #2: Code for Last Mod


<?php
// output: 'Last Modified: mm/dd/yy.'
echo "Last Modified: " . date ("m/d/y.", getlastmod());
?>


Did I not say this was going to be easy?


Tutorial by: Nika
Last Modified: 02/11/08.



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