Hi Chris:
this is the code I use:
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<jsp:scriptlet>
Content activePage = info.magnolia.cms.util.Resource.getActivePage(request);
       MetaData meta = activePage.getMetaData();
//MetaData activationMeta = activePage.getMetaData(MetaData.ACTIVATION_INFO);
       SimpleDateFormat formatter = new SimpleDateFormat(somePattern);
String modDate = "";
       String creationDate = "";
       String activationDate = "";
modDate = (formatter.format( meta.getModificationDate().getTime(), new StringBuffer(), new FieldPosition(0) )).toString(); //activationDate = (formatter.format( activationMeta.getLastActionDate().getTime(), new StringBuffer(), new FieldPosition(0) )).toString(); </jsp:scriptlet>

${lblModificationDate}: <jsp:expression>modDate</jsp:expression><br /> ________________________________________

and a question:
Activation date is a little confusing...
on author, activation date is the date of activation of the author page
on public, activation date is the date of activation of the public page, again and we never activate na public page, because public is the place were activated pages are therefore, if the page on public is created by an activation process, then an Exception is thrown the modification date, on the other hand, is the modification date of the author page (before activating)
so it's not little, but very confusing...

could this be solved a bit more elegantly ???

thanx
Stojan

Christoph Breidert wrote:

Hi,

I'm testing Magnolia 2.1.

How can you add the modification date of each page in the footer (footer.jsp)?

Thanks for hints,

Christoph

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