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<h4>Test page for class new_label</h4>
<?php
include 'inc_new_label.php';
$numdays = 5; // <-- change this value
$nl = new new_label;
echo "The value \$days is set to $numdays.<br><br>";
for( $i = 9; $i >=1; $i-- )
{
$oldest = date('Y-m-d',
mktime( 0,0,0,
date('m'),
date('d')-$i,
date('Y')));
echo "day $i: $oldest "; // <-- this simulates an item to label with "new"
$nl->put( $oldest, $numdays ); // <-- here comes the label (when the item is new!)
echo '<br>';
}
echo "<br>This example shows how the label \"new\" will automatically disappear after $numdays days.";
?>
This demo is quite a bit wired, I know. But I hope you understand what I mean.<br>
To use this class in it's simplest way just put the creation date of your
item to label. The default expiring number of days is 30.
<blockquote>
$nl->put( '<?php echo date('Y-m-d'); ?>' ); <?php $nl->put( date('Y-m-d')); ?>
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