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![]() ![]() webhalla @ charanzova: 23 Apr 2022 @ vestager: 23 Apr 2022 There is an official #gdpr #adequacydecision for the #UnitedKingdom so we can keep transferring #PersonalData to the #UK and back because the #UK has deemed the security levels of #PD in the #EU as #adequate #Brexit #privacy Great job #EuropeanCommission https://t.co/U3zFSAHCJ9 https://t.co/exqwOfVgBB https://t.co/Qbe9yfpuXi 30 Jun 2021 #EDPS opens investigations following the “#Schrems II” Judgement regarding the use of cloud services provided by #Amazon Web Services #aws and #Microsoft and one regarding the use of Microsoft #Office365 by the European Commission #gdpr #privacy #cloudact https://t.co/BJP48W6WtV https://t.co/fJA1stx7oy 28 May 2021 Dutch #supervisoryAuthority first fine for a #Municipality. #Enschede city fined € 600.000 for #wifitracking visitors of shopping centre for toooooo long. @toezicht_AP #GDPR #privacy #fines https://t.co/CjCPwqgUpo https://t.co/vSkoTAkoVE 29 Apr 2021 |
ICT-Hotlist TopicDisplay creation date of Twitter tweetsTim Acheson provides a free ASPtwitter library to display authenticated tweets. You can get it here : http://WWW.timacheson.com/Blog/2013/jun/asptwitter. This library exposes but does not show the creation date of the tweets. To format the tweet creation date I have written the following function, that I publish on request:Function funcConvertDate(strDate) ' function to retrieve only wanted bits of the strDate ' (C)Copyright 2013 - 2022 by J.P.G. van Soest [www.vanSoest.it] ' input string containing a date format e.g. "Tue Jul 16 08:13:59 +0000 2013" ' Output "16 Jul 2013" funcConvertDate = Mid(strDate,9,3) & Mid(strDate,4,5) & Right(strDate,4) End Function
Tweet date:
<%= funcConvertDate(oTweet.created_at)
%>
Update the ASPtwitter library so it also shows https links.Change the regex Pattern code in the function URLsBecomeLinks so it resembles the code below.Function URLsBecomeLinks(sText) ' Wrap URLs in text with HTML link anchor tags. Dim objRegExp Set objRegExp = New RegExp ' objRegExp.Pattern = "(http://[^\s<]*)"]*)" ' *** Original did not do https:// objRegExp.Pattern = "(https?://[^\s<]*)" ' *** changed 11-05-2015 Johan van Soest objRegExp.Global = True objRegExp.ignorecase = True UrlsBecomeLinks = "" & objRegExp.Replace(sText, "<a href=""$1"" target=""_blank"">$1</a>") Set objRegExp = Nothing End Function
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