server side includes dont work -
ok, getting the calendar week by using timefmt="%U" or %W I tried out, but the output is always two zeros!!!
did anybody have a similar problem, and how can I fix this???
tia
TD
ok, getting the calendar week by using timefmt="%U" or %W I tried out, but the output is always two zeros!!!
did anybody have a similar problem, and how can I fix this???
tia
TD
JP Stones posted this at 16:33 — 1st May 1999.
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Tas,
This is what I use for local date.
<!--#config timefmt="%A, %B %d %Y"-->
are you using the same format?
JP
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Anonymous posted this at 17:18 — 1st May 1999.
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yep, this is exactly what I do, or at least try to do, but all I get is zero, no matter what time and date it is.
I tried with any letter but could never get some thing different.....
JP Stones posted this at 22:22 — 1st May 1999.
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Do you have other SSI's working?
JP
Anonymous posted this at 02:11 — 3rd May 1999.
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maybe my last reply was somehow confusing....
when I use this code:
<!--#config timefmt="%d.%m.%Y">
<!--#echo var="DATE_LOCAL"-->
output is correct e.g. 02.05.1999.
but
<!--#config timefmt="%d.%m.%Y.%U">
<!--#echo var="DATE_LOCAL"-->
i get: 02.05.1999.00!!!
the other strange thing is that, although I enabled insecure SSI's on the server (OmniHTTPD2.02 on NT) some SSI's like LOCAL_TIME just won't work.
i always get "SSI syntax error or command prohibited"
ever heard bout this???
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