Daily Vocab not working?

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I am making a daily vocab thing.

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<!doctype><html><body onload="loaded()"><div style="width:400px;height:200px;border:6px ridge orange;">
<script>
  {
     var d = new date()
     d.getDate()
    if (d=17)
      {document.getElementById('dailyword').innerHTML ='<p><br>Philanthropy</p>';}
  }
</script>
<p><b><font size="6">Daily Vocab</font></b><br></p><br><p id=dailyword>
</p>
  <p id="dailyvocabdefine"><br>
    <button onclick="foo()">Define</button></p>
    <script>
 function undefine()
      {document.getElementById('dailyvocabdefine').innerHTML ='<p><br><button onclick="foo()">Define</button></p>';}
       function foo()
      {document.getElementById('dailyvocabdefine').innerHTML ='<p id="definition"><br>silence or reserve<br><br><button onclick="undefine()">Cover definition</button></p>';}
  </script></div>
</body></html>

I am trying to make it so if date is 17 then do a word. I am doing it one step at a time. I have just finished the first step and I don't know what I did wrong. What is it supposed to be?

Posted 17-Jun-13 16:06pm

Maxwell Zhao

Updated 17-Jun-13 22:33pm

Sunasara Imdadhusen

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