I'm looking for a way to insert a "timestamp" on the index page of my
plucker databases. This should happen on build and tells me when the
database was last built (easily viewable on the first page).
I'm running under Windows so the wizardry I can do with script files are
limited. I have come up with one solution that involves running the files
below:
---------- PluckMe.bat -----------
@echo off
echo "Built on " > stamp
time /t >> stamp
date /t >> stamp
copy index_head+stamp+index.bottom index.html
plucker_build
-------------- EOF ---------------
--------- index_head -------------
<html>
<body>
-------------- EOF ---------------
---------- index_bottom ----------
<p>
<a href="some_site.com">SomeSite</a>
<p>
<a href="some_other_site.com">SomeOtherSite</a>
</body>
</html>
-------------- EOF ---------------
Now, is there any easier way to do this ? Cant you make plucker understand a
special
macro tag, like $TIMESTAMP$ which makes it insert current time and date at
that point ?
bye4now
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P�l Andreassen
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
