/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
(c) 2002-2007 Stefan K.S. Tucker, 12noon
(c) 1996-2002 Stefan K.S. Tucker, Perpetual Motion Software
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//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
/*
These functions output a certain string if the passed date is in the past.
In other words, if the passed date is still in the future, it outputs
the HTML code it's supposed to.
For example, if we want the text "New" to be displayed until 8-31-2000,
we would call itemNew("Aug 31 2000").
*/
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// New flag
function itemNew(strStampDate)
{
dtExpireDate = new Date(strStampDate)
if (Date.parse(Date()) < Date.parse(dtExpireDate))
document.write(" New <\/span>");
}
// Update flag
function itemUpdated(strStampDate)
{
dtExpireDate = new Date(strStampDate)
if (Date.parse(Date()) < Date.parse(dtExpireDate))
document.write(" Updated <\/span>");
}
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/*
We call this to determine if we need to use absolute references to pages;
if not, we can use relative references.
Example: check_version.pl?abc=xyz
*/
function needAbsoluteRef()
{
var strFilename = getPageFilename(); // get filename of current page
/*
Look for the first period.
N.B.: We assume there are no periods in directory names or filenames.
*/
var ixDot = strFilename.indexOf(".");
if (ixDot == -1)
return true;
// if it's not an HTML file, we need an absolute reference.
return (strFilename.substr(ixDot, 4) != ".htm");
}
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/*
This writes out the page header.
:
*/
function writeHeader(strTitle)
{
var strAbs = (needAbsoluteRef() ? "\/" : "");
document.write("