Re: LYNX-DEV Lynx and JavaScript -Reply -Reply

[David Godshall]

DL>
 | How silly!  The viewers of a web page want to know the last itme
 | the CONTENT was modified.  An automated script simply tells what
 | time the last correction was made.  If I modify a file to correct
 | a typo, it gets a new date, which is then completely meaningless
 | from teh reader's point of view. 
DL>

You have a point.  On the other hand, that method requires manually
changing the date and time, and I know *I* would often forget.  When
I modify a page, I often do more than just fix a typo, so I find an
automatic date/time (we are using a variation of the server-side
include method) much more convenient without really being all that
misleading to the end user.

David Godshall, Network Manager
Hesston College, address@hidden
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