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Cuong N.
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Hi all,

Please advise how I can set the date to be automatically added to the post? Many thanks

Cuong

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Aleksej H.
Aleksej H.
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Hello. The date is automatically added to the blog post.

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Cuong N.
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Aleksej H.
Hello. The date is automatically added to the blog post.

Is there a way for adding date to page automatically?

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Elisa B.
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Hi Cuong, 

I fear you would need to use extra code for this function, I am sorry about this. 

Thanks! Kind regards.

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Axel  
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Hello Cuong,

You can add this code into an HTML object on your page

<script>
document.getElementById("Aujourdhui").valueAsDate = new Date();
</script>

and the display will be !

Axel

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Cuong N.
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Many thanks Axel for your suppport. I did, but I dont see the date appear. I changed the page from html to php and vice versa but it didnt work.

Cuong

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 ‪ KolAsim ‪ ‪
 ‪ KolAsim ‪ ‪
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... which date...?...
... today's...!?...
... or the modification date...!?...

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Cuong N.
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 ‪ KolAsim ‪ ‪
... which date...?... ... today's...!?... ... or the modification date...!?... .

Hi KolAsim, the best is the today's date, but the date can be modified (as I understood your modification date) is also ok.

Thank you in advance.

Cuong

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 ‪ KolAsim ‪ ‪
 ‪ KolAsim ‪ ‪
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Cuong N.
... ... ... Hi KolAsim, the best is the today's date, ... ... ... 

... OK ... paste this code into an HTML Code Object, or into an HTML-enabled Text Object [</>]:

<p id="dateK"> K </p>
<script>
dateK = new Date();
yearK = dateK.getFullYear();
monthK = dateK.getMonth() + 1;
dayK = dateK.getDate();
document.getElementById("dateK").innerHTML = "Welcome, today is the day " + monthK + "/" + dayK + "/" + yearK;
</script>

.

ciao

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Posted on the from  ‪ KolAsim ‪ ‪
Cuong N.
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Thank you very much, KolAsim.

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