here we go:
(note: this is not tested, this is pseudo-code to get you going)
Code:
<!-- somewhere up top in 'head' -->
<script language="JavaScript">
<!-- //
function sendWithTimestamp(url) {
timestamp = Get.The.Time.Stamp; // <-- said pesudo-code. :)
url = url + "&time=" + timestamp;
window.location(url); // <-- this may not be right, I forget exactly.
}
-->
</script>
...
<!-- then down in the body -->
<a href="javascript:sendWithTimestamp('http://lightningrobotics.com/?do=news');">news</a>
Hope my near-sleep jabber makes any sense & gets you going in the right direction. You may need to make a function to get the timestamp in JavaScript... my book's at work and I'm too lazy to go search for the JS Time functions. I have to leave something for you to do, eh?
