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Have you ever wondered how to find out when a web page was created? There are many occasions when it is very useful to find out when a web page was created or last time updated. This can be handy for example when researching online history of something, perhaps a car or a house you want to buy. you can find more info on [maxi-pedia.com/web+page+history+created+updated] Handy tip here !! but remember to first empty the address bar before typing in the javascript code. Quote: Originally Posted by virtueinfo11 Have you ever wondered how to find out when a web page was created? There are many occasions when it is very useful to find out when a web page was created or last time updated. This can be handy for example when researching online history of something, perhaps a car or a house you want to buy. Quote: Originally Posted by dpfocnehali The script provided on web page tells you about a web page history, it tells you when the web page was created. It tells you when the page was last modified, it does not provide any history nor the creation date. It also does not work with CMS's typically found on blogs or forums and doesn't work with dynamic content. If you try it on this page you'll see that the time and date returned isn't that of the page creation date/time but rather that of when your browser requested the page. Ha Ha.. It's very interesting. I tried and it worked by typing javascript : alert( document.lastModified ) to address bar(I just put space to avoid javascript check here)
I never tried to put javascript in address bar even I've been this field more than 15 years.
"The lastModified property returns the date and time the current document was last modified." definition from w3schools.com Quote: Originally Posted by ~CReed It tells you when the page was last modified, it does not provide any history nor the creation date. It also does not work with CMS's typically found on blogs or forums and doesn't work with dynamic content. If you try it on this page you'll see that the time and date returned isn't that of the page creation date/time but rather that of when your browser requested the page. True. Even i tried this out and got similar results. Am I doing the right way or there's something wrong in the procedure?
Have you ever wondered how to find out when a web page was created? There are many occasions when it is very useful to find out when a web page was created or last time updated. This can be handy for example when researching online history of something, perhaps a car or a house you want to buy. you can find more info on [maxi-pedia.com/web+page+history+created+updated] Handy tip here !! but remember to first empty the address bar before typing in the javascript code. Quote: Originally Posted by virtueinfo11 Have you ever wondered how to find out when a web page was created? There are many occasions when it is very useful to find out when a web page was created or last time updated. This can be handy for example when researching online history of something, perhaps a car or a house you want to buy. Quote: Originally Posted by dpfocnehali The script provided on web page tells you about a web page history, it tells you when the web page was created. It tells you when the page was last modified, it does not provide any history nor the creation date. It also does not work with CMS's typically found on blogs or forums and doesn't work with dynamic content. If you try it on this page you'll see that the time and date returned isn't that of the page creation date/time but rather that of when your browser requested the page. Ha Ha.. It's very interesting. I tried and it worked by typing javascript : alert( document.lastModified ) to address bar(I just put space to avoid javascript check here)
I never tried to put javascript in address bar even I've been this field more than 15 years.
"The lastModified property returns the date and time the current document was last modified." definition from w3schools.com Quote: Originally Posted by ~CReed It tells you when the page was last modified, it does not provide any history nor the creation date. It also does not work with CMS's typically found on blogs or forums and doesn't work with dynamic content. If you try it on this page you'll see that the time and date returned isn't that of the page creation date/time but rather that of when your browser requested the page. True. Even i tried this out and got similar results. Am I doing the right way or there's something wrong in the procedure?