Hello everyone,

I have a page that display a membership rate; say $68 / month. But this value going to go up a $1 every month through August/04.

So my question is: rather than manually updating the page for each month, is it possible to have it increased automaticaly based on the current month?

I thank you for your help

BJ

If you're using PHP:

PHP Code:

<?
$month=date("m");
$year=date("Y");
if (($month<9) && ($year=2004)
{
$memberprice=64+$month;
} else {
$memberprice=72;
}

echo "$".$memberprice;
?>

(price is 64 as you would need to calculate the price if you started at the begining of the year (as we've had 4 months, it will start at 68 (64+4))

You might be able to dig through and find some JavaScript here: http://javascript.internet.com/

...but it will probably be faster just to change it once a month ;-)

David,

I am working with HTML. Will you be able to show me the code in HTML?


Thanks,

BJ

You won't be able to do that directly in HTML. You will need some sort of scripting. Like Paul said, you'll probably need to use JavaScript. It's almost the same as the PHP code, though.

You will need some sort of scripting. Like Paul said, you'll probably need to use JavaScript.

But if you just go ahead and learn PHP, everything in your life will be easier ...like getting hot chicks to date you. (JUST KIDDING)

But seriously BJ, you'll be amazed by how many cool things you can do with just a tiny bit of PHP knowledge. Plus there are tons of free PHP scripts out there ...far more than any other type of script, including JavaScript.