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at December 7, 2010 07:32 by bullzito
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var now = new Date(); var year, month, day, mins, sec; //get the current date //add a zero for single digit values year = now.getFullYear(); if (year < 1000) {year +- 1900;} month = now.getMonth() + 1; if (month < 10) {month = "0" + month;} day = now.getDate(); if (day < 10) {day = "0" + day;} hrs = now.getHours(); if (hrs < 10) {day = "0" + hrs;} mins = now.getMinutes(); if (mins < 10) {mins = "0" + mins;} sec = now.getSeconds(); if (sec < 10) {sec = "0" + sec;} //concatenate the dates into a string var current = String(year) + String(month) + String(day) + String(hrs) + String(mins) + String(sec); //convert current time(string) to a number to compare values var curr = Number(current); // dates represent expiration dates (YYYY MM DD HH MM SS) var A = 20101203160800; var B = 20101203161400; var C = 20101203152900; if (A > curr) { $('#status').html('This is A'); } else if (B > curr) { $('#status').html('This is B'); } else if (C > curr) { $('#status').html('This is C'); } else { $('#status').html('Everything Has Expired'); }
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http://marioluevanos.com/playground/Compare%20Expiration%20Dates/
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Change HTML content in your HTML by comparing expiration dates. I needed code to update ads on my site. Ads had an expiration dates so this is what I used.
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Change or Update HTML By Comparing Expiration Dates
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JavaScript