Posted by greta_drupal on September 23, 2010 at 9:27pm
What is the correct syntax for referencing current date or date part for Node Post Date filter?
Example: Want to show ony nodes published prior to current year.
Date(Y) isn't valid.
Views variable for current date/year?
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It would be easier to achieve
It would be easier to achieve with arguments and the Date module, because that has a "granularity" setting, which you can set to Year.
Ryan Price
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Set Date filter to "greater
Set Date filter to "greater than or equal to", then set the value to "-1 year".
Date filter uses PHP's strtotime() function, more examples at: http://php.net/strtotime
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That will yield a date -1
That will yield a date -1 year from current date. Not what I want. I want it based on calendar year, not current date.
I believe the php strtotime()
I believe the php strtotime() function would understand "last year", though, if that's what you were after. You would still use the "less than / equal" operator.
(I still say views arguments, not filters, is the right answer to your question)
Ryan Price
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