make copyright year on front page dynamic #15
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It was hard-coded as 2015, but should seemingly always be the current year. (This is how US copyright law works. Perhaps it's different in Switzerland, in which case I'll understand if you reject this PR.)
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great question, i think these days it's pretty much, implicit, but I agree it makes a better impression https://www.perplexity.ai/search/do-copyright-messages-need-a-d-_gqYkoj7R2CZXP4VYwySZQ |
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Sure, so from that it seems a middle ground would be to put "2015-" and then the current/dynamic year--if 2015 is indeed the founding date for lucee. I just don't recall, and am pressed for time to look for it now. :-) /Charlie Sent via my mobile: please pardon typos
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It was hard-coded as 2015, but should seemingly always be the current year. (This is how US copyright law works. Perhaps it's different in Switzerland, in which case I'll understand if you reject this PR.)