If an URL contains a daily date, you can use a date variable that will be replaced with the real date when the bookmark is checked.
Example on an URL with a date variable:
• | http://www.domain.com/file<$date$,'yyyy-mm-dd',0>.htm |
Resulting URL:
• | http://www.domain.com/file2009-03-15.htm |
<$date$,format,DayDifference>
<$date$,format,DayDifference,MonthNames>
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If the date format contains the variable 'mmm' or 'mmmm' for month names, WebSite-Watcher will automatically use English names. If you need localized month names, you can define them with the parameter MonthNames. You have to define exactly 12 names separated with a colon, for example jan:feb:mae:apr:mai:jun:jul:aug:sep:okt:nov:dez.
yy
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current year with 2 digits
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yyyy
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current year with 4 digits
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m
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current month with 1 or 2 digits, no leading zero (1-12)
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mm
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current month with 2 digits, leading zero (01-12)
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mmm
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name of current month, 3 characters (jan, feb...)
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mmmm
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full name of current month
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d
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current day with 1 or 2 digits, no leading zero (1-31)
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dd
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current day with 2 digits, leading zero (01-31)
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hh
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hours
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nn
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minutes
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ss
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seconds
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"xx"
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Characters enclosed in quotes are displayed as-is, and do not affect formatting.
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The parameter DayDifference lets you add/subtract the specified number of days to/from the current date.
• | -2 ... the day before yesterday |
If you append the character "h", "m" or "s" to the parameter, then the value will added to hours, minutes or seconds.
• | -100m ... minus 100 minutes |
Examples:
http://www.domain.com/file<$date$,'yyyy-mm-dd',0>.htm
http://www.domain.com/changes<$date$,'yy-mm',0>.txt
http://www.domain.com/events-<$date$,'mmm-dd',1>.html
http://www.domain.com/news_<$date$,'mmmmyyyy',0,jan:feb:mae:apr:mai:jun:jul:aug:sep:okt:nov:dez>.html
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