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Article #3009Re: Page Last Revised On?
From: thomas_bro
Date: Tue, 01 Apr 2008 19:58
Date: Tue, 01 Apr 2008 19:58
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Does your demands also inlcude that if a change on one page affect others pages (insertion or deletion of text), this timestamp changes on both/all pages affected. Reason (not knowing your particular setup): You could imagine that a single change affect all following pages. Should these then have a changed time-stamp? Or is the time stamp change related to content change alone? I can only think of one way that it will work: I.e. if you have single page documents and a time variable is inserted into a Header/Footer section. I'm not saying it is good. but it will work. keep smiling thomas
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