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Is it possible to code...
Is it possible to code a message to appear on a certain day, and either just erase or change the next day?
For example, on Monday I want it to say, "There will be a meeting at 12:00 PM." and on Tuesday it would say, "We will be closing the office at 3:00PM today." ... setting up these messages in advance so that at midnight on Monday (morning) the first message would appear and then 24 hours later the second message would appear. Did that make sense? |
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Notices allow you to set a date and time.
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I apologize. I should have included this in the above.
I'm wanting to make a vBa module with the information in it. |
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You should probably ask this on their site then.
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I could, but I'm asking just a general php/html question, not a vBa question.
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Like Lynne says, Notices does it all for you, all the PHP and HTML so easy
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Use the date()/time() function to generate a date and compare it to the the dates you want.
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I'm sorry. I don't understand what you're suggesting.
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