Re: How can I hide some code?

I'm thinking that the file is modified by Apache before being passed to 
your browser and Apache is passing today's date. I haven't thought this 
through and it seems to me that the server should pass the unchanged 
system date, but I'm focusing on the only difference between .shtml and 
.html files.

Perhaps the answer is at this link - maybe you should use an SSI command 
to get that date:

http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.1/howto/ssi.html


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Kuipers, Simon wrote:

>I wanted to make use of include on my site, so I started copying the appropriate files from .html to .shtml.
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>All of my files use a simple javascript function to show the date-last-modified (I have used this function for many years now). But suddenly, after the pages have been copied-and-renamed to .shtml, this function does not work properly anymore. It now shows the current date on all pages involved, instead of the date-last-modified. The function is called from the same js library as before.
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>Of course in the directory listing the original date-last-modified still shows, as no real change has yet been made to the files, just a copy-and-rename action. When I reverse the action the correct (last modified) date shows again.
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>It does not seem to be a browser issue, because I have tested it in several browsers. They all came up with the same result. It is also not an OS issue, because Windows NT/IIS and Linux (Red Hat)/Apache produce no different results. 
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>Does anybody have an explanation and an idea how to get the correct date in .shtml?
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>TIA
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>Simon 
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