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New Links
Displaying links as new for a few weeks after adding them is great. But, adding, removing, and updating that "New" icon for each link is pointless! Let JavaScript do your work for you! Just add a small code (less than 40 characters) next to each link with the date you want it to expire, and it will automatically display the "New" icon until the expiration date. What a time-saver!
Shown as "New" until 6/1/98 Shown as "New" until 12/31/98 Shown as "New" until 6/1/99 Shown as "New" until 12/31/99


Insert into <HEAD>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> <!-- Original: Nicolas --> <!-- Web Site: http://www.javascript-page.com --> <!-- Begin function checknew(date) { var pic = "http://www.your-site.com/where-you-put-it/new.gif"; expdate = new Date(date); curdate = new Date(); if (expdate.getTime() > curdate.getTime()) document.write("<img src=" + pic + ">"); } // End --> </script>

Insert into <BODY>
<script> checknew("6/1/98") </script>Shown as "New" until 6/1/98<br> <script> checknew("12/31/98") </script>Shown as "New" until 12/31/98<br> <script> checknew("6/1/99") </script>Shown as "New" until 6/1/99<br> <script> checknew("12/31/99") </script>Shown as "New" until 12/31/99<br> <!-- Each news item should have an expiration check with this: <script> checknew("6/1/98") </script> --> <!-- Also remember to save the new.gif image to your server. Right click the link below and select "Save Image As..." http://javascript.internet.com/img/new-links/new.gif -->

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