Re: Javascript for Date Last Changed & Y2K

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Posted by Mark Wray on January 4, 2000 at 17:0:9:

The lastmodified property is a Javascript 1.0 value that is derived from the HTTP header information - it is possible that there is some loss of data (or the webserver is not parsing correctly)..

I ran into this with a NS issue some months ago - the trick was to capture the header info (via a security bypass Javascript) and see what was going on....it was on a NT box - IE parsed the info ok NS choked --- the only work around i found was to do the js equivs of INSTR() for each date value and then re-join the info as a string.

(You can also use ASP more reliably than JS to do the same with FSO)

hth
Mark

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