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update copyright..
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teehee... I just updated mine the other day... I had 2007 on mine still :eek:
LEt that one slip didnt I. haha |
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HAHA Good advise for me and vb.org LOL
--------------- Added [DATE]1233437764[/DATE] at [TIME]1233437764[/TIME] --------------- hmmm doesnt parse in the copyright text area.... vb options>Site Name / URL / Contact Details>copywrite |
Ah, you mean that. Sorry, i thought it's a Templateedit.
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Its okay LOL.... God forbid should I have to manually edit that field once a year. LOLOL
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better: ® 1997, ©1997 - ...today
hum, yeah, this 1997 is about my own.. .lol |
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© <?=date("Y");?> |
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AWESOME!! Worked! |
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Dont forgot to use <script type="text/javascript"> to do it XHTML 1.0 Transitional.
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That works nicely (all on one line of course).
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Copyright ©2001 - <script type="text/javascript">d = new Date();y = d.getFullYear();document.write(y);</script>, vbulletin.org. All rights reserved. |
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Added the java tags too.
*clicks install too* LOL |
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Java*script*
(Sorry, that is one of my pet peeves! Java is very different from javascript.) [high]Lynne also looks for the Installed button[/high] |
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Java SCRIPT is what I meant LOL just assumed on a thread like this it would be assumed. He should release this, huh? Nifty little Mod! |
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https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=203837 |
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I think Copyright Text should be textarea. |
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© <?php echo date("Y");?> |
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Seems kind of silly to have an end date on a copyright though. That implies that you are giving up your copyright at that time. Copyrights already have a definitive end date. That is they end 70 years after the death of the creator. There are legal ways to extend this like transferring the copyright to a legal entity (corporation, trust, individual, etc...) upon death but this is the general consensus. Seventy years after the death of the creator, the copyright goes into the public domain.
To imply an end, means you are willing to give up the copyright. Personally, I don't even know why vBulletin has an end in its copyright because it isn't needed there either. Maybe to show longevity. However on your own site, you shouldn't have an end date. Books list the original copyright date and the date of any subsequent editions. For a website, you only need to list the original date. |
some place where an "end date" is needed is when you use the ® right,... (registered for a period)... so 2001-2009 means you registered your company name for that period and after that it is free to be used by someone else... this is tricky if you did not renew your registration though...
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The ® symbol indicates a Registered Trademark, this has nothing to do with copyright.
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vBulletin is a Registered Trademark, a date isn't.
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