Problem Description:<\/p>\n
Some services might use special parts in the URL, that are dynamic.
\nSo is my case, where the link must include today’s date.
\nI found some resources on the web that gave me an idea and here is my final piece of code.
\nI added it to a SharePoint site, so users are able to click from there including login and this dynamic date.<\/p>\n
Solution:<\/p>\n
<div id=’dynLink’> <\/div><\/p>\n
<script type=”text\/javascript”>
\nwindow.onload = function(){
\nvar date = new Date();
\nvar y = date.getFullYear();
\nvar m = date.getMonth() + 1;
\nif(m < 10){m = ‘0’ + m;}
\nvar d = date.getDate();
\nif(d < 10){d = ‘0’ + d;}
\nvar date = d + “.” + m + “.” + y;<\/p>\n
var finalURL = ‘<a target=\\”_blank\\” href=\\”https:\/\/first part of the link’ + date + ‘second part of the link\\”>Link<\/a>’;<\/p>\n
document.getElementById(‘dynLink’).innerHTML=finalURL; Problem Description: Some services might use special parts in the URL, that are dynamic. So is my case, where the link must include today’s date. I found some resources on the web that gave me an idea and here is my final piece of code. I added it to a SharePoint site, so users are … <\/p>\n
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