lastmodified uses a php filesystem function.
Sort is not reliable here, I would generate a timestamp and save that.
In a form I would use a hidden field to generate the timestamp from a user
input.
Greetings, Martin
Am Mittwoch, 12. Juni 2013 12:45:46 UTC+2 schrieb jacmgr:
>
> Yes I tried
> {(search group=posts.* template="posts.featured" sort=pubdate
> order=reverse count=35)}
> and
> {(search group=posts.* template="posts.featured" sort={pubdate}
> order=reverse count=35)}
> and
> {(search group=posts.* template="posts.featured" sort=DUMMYTEXT
> order=reverse count=35)}
>
> ALL gove the same order of results. The problem I think is that my
> pubdate data var is a text date, not a datestamp. i.e. pubdate literally
> is "2013-05-26" or "2008-02-18", etc.... I think that should sort, but It
> is not getting it.
>
> Anyway, if you have a suggestion let me know.
> P.S. The lastmodified does work : {(search group=posts.*
> template="posts.featured" sort=lastmodifed order=reverse count=35)}
>
>
> jacmgr
>
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