I was using dreamweaver to edit my webpages which uses it’s own auto update on save date code<!– #BeginDateformat:Am1 –>May 5, 2005<!– #EndDate –> (Dreamweaver’s Auto-Update-on-Save Date Code). When I switched to bluefish as my main editor the auto update code wouldn’t work. So I looked around and found a php code to get the same thing done. Just place it anywhere you want the date to appear<\/p>\n
<?php echo date(‘F j, Y’, filemtime(__FILE__));?><\/p>\n
If you want to store it to a variable you can do<\/p>\n
$variable_date = date(‘F j, Y’, filemtime(__FILE__));<\/p>\n
You can exchange filemtime with filectime if you want to display the date the file was created.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I was using dreamweaver to edit my webpages which uses it’s own auto update on save date code<!– #BeginDateformat:Am1 –>May 5, 2005<!– #EndDate –> (Dreamweaver’s Auto-Update-on-Save Date Code). When I switched to bluefish as my main editor the auto update code wouldn’t work. So I looked around and found a php code to get the … <\/p>\n