Hello Torben,

FrontPage webbots won't work in WebSite X5...  they'll only work with FrontPage.

So you'd need to use an alternative method to display the time (and/or date).

WebSite X5 has good support for PHP, so that would be an excellent choice in my opinion.

You could use code such as the following:

<?php
$file = $_SERVER["SCRIPT_NAME"];
$break = Explode('/', $file);
$pfile = $break[count($break) - 1];
//echo $pfile;
echo "This page was last modified on " .date("d F Y g:ia",filemtime($pfile));
?>

That code's not my own: it's freely available on the internet.

Put the code inside an HTML Object on any page, or you could also use the Expert tab on any Page Properties to insert it.

Then just ensure your page file extension is set to .php, again using the Page Properties.

The code works fine...  I checked it before posting.

Hope this helps.

Kind regards,

Paul

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(It> En) ... in addition to Paul's excellent suggestion...

... in an HTML Code Object:
... paste or type:
[NOW]   ... x the date of publication / update

-----JS------------------------------------
... or, x the date of publication / update, paste or type this code JS:
<script> document.write (document.lastModified); </ script>

------PHP----------------------------------
... or, x the date of publication / update on the server side, paste or type this PHP code on page with PHP extension:
<?php echo date("Y-m-d | h:i:sa", getlastmod()); ?>

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ciao

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