Sue,
For now, PlanetPress doesn't natively support milliseconds. However, there is a workaround. You can use a JavaScript to get your timestamp, since JS supports milliseconds. For example, in Watch, you can add a Run Script action with the following script:
var OBJTime
var Hours
var Mins
var Secs
var MSecs
OBJTime = new Date()
Hours = OBJTime.getHours()
Mins = OBJTime.getMinutes()
Secs = OBJTime.getSeconds()
MSecs = OBJTime.getMilliseconds()
Watch.SetJobinfo(8,Hours + ":" + Mins + ":" + Secs + ":" + MSecs)
Watch.SetJobinfo(9,MSecs)
First, make sure that once you're in the Script Editor, go to the Language menu, and choose JavaScript. After that, the script should work. This sample code sets job info 8 to a hour:minue:second:millisecond time stamp, while setting job info 9 to the milliseconds only.
After that, you can use the job infos for the rest of your process, and call them in your Design template using &Watch.JobInfos[x], where x is the job info ID. For example, in a data selection, you can have:
=&Watch.JobInfos[8]
This would display the time stamp generated with the script.
Hope that helps!
Regards,
Raphaël Lalonde Lefebvre
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