With the normal lifecycle of many a what's new page.. say show latest 10
news items.. its often unecessary to literally expire news.. they should
roll off the bottom of the list as new ones are added.
In any event, you would have to write a new news rule to get the effect
you are after.. a straight copy of the current one with a little
modification should see you right.
-- geoff
http://www.daemon.com.au/
Andrew Mercer wrote:
expired means that they are out of date and are not to show on the
home page in the news section.
But I want an archive section to display all news items, grouped by year.
On 2/15/06, *Geoff Bowers* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Andrew Mercer wrote:
> guess I will have to build an news archive rule that will find news
> items that have expired.
>
If you are displaying news items on the site that have expired, why
expire them? How are you using the expiry date?
-- geoff
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