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  1. Mar 7th, 2001, 01:55 PM #1
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    How does one check a server's system date instead of checking the client's system date in .ASP?

    I realize Now() checks the client's system date but I need to base my application off of the server it is running on.
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    Now in ASP does return the servers date/time.
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    Duh! I should have realized that!

    You won the prize for being the fastest!
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    wheee.What do I win?

    Remember the basics. In asp all functions run on the server and produce the html and THEN sends the resulting html to the client. If NOw in ASP got the clients time, it would not work for Netscape or non windows systems viewing the page.
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