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Marcos Salvatierra
Marcos Salvatierra
I would like to configure a module with AMM to filter by Articles -->Include --> Date --> From las 15 days.
Nowin Date there is a combo with: Ignore, Created Date, Modified Date, Start Publishing, Finish Publiching ... but I can't have a configuration from last X days (relative current day)
is it possible to add option into combo field "From X last days" and indicate the number of days (7, 15, 30 ,...)
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
No, that option is not available at the moment.
You could try and do this via the PHP condition.
Also, if there was an option "From X last days", it should not be in the date type field.
As it depends on what date you want to compare it to. Articles modified in last 7 days? Or created? Or that have started publishing?
Marcos Salvatierra
Marcos Salvatierra
If almost is, only need to write a custom like image. So, in the case articles modules ... only see articles published into last 15 days (the reference is today).
For example, in banner (news, product, publisment) module based into articles of specific category, only show published into las x days... I think that this is very useful and flexible.
It is an improvement that others do not have, not even Joomla.
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
Well, like I said, currently there is no option for that.
You can do this with the PHP assignment.
Are you trying to show a module only on articles published in the last x days?
Or are you trying to show a list of articles published in the last x days?
Marcos Salvatierra
Marcos Salvatierra
I would like to show a module (ex. Articles - Latest module) with list of articles (top 10) recently published in the last x days untill today (reference). I have all in this module, but don't have the filter x days untill now. In AMM, I have a lot combination, but the references are absolutes (days, months, date, hours, season, ...) , not relative a today.
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
This is not what the assignments are for.
Advanced Module Manager only determines if, when and where a module is shown.
It does not affect what the module shows. That is down to the module itself.
You can do what you want with Articles Anywhere Pro. You can use Articles Anywhere inside a module of type "Custom" too.
regularlabs.com/articlesanywhere
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Marcos Salvatierra
Marcos Salvatierra
Nowin Date there is a combo with: Ignore, Created Date, Modified Date, Start Publishing, Finish Publiching ... but I can't have a configuration from last X days (relative current day)
is it possible to add option into combo field "From X last days" and indicate the number of days (7, 15, 30 ,...)
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
You could try and do this via the PHP condition.
Also, if there was an option "From X last days", it should not be in the date type field.
As it depends on what date you want to compare it to. Articles modified in last 7 days? Or created? Or that have started publishing?
Please post a rating at the
Joomla! Extensions Directory
Marcos Salvatierra
Marcos Salvatierra
If almost is, only need to write a custom like image. So, in the case articles modules ... only see articles published into last 15 days (the reference is today).
For example, in banner (news, product, publisment) module based into articles of specific category, only show published into las x days... I think that this is very useful and flexible.
It is an improvement that others do not have, not even Joomla.
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
You can do this with the PHP assignment.
Are you trying to show a module only on articles published in the last x days?
Or are you trying to show a list of articles published in the last x days?
Please post a rating at the
Joomla! Extensions Directory
Marcos Salvatierra
Marcos Salvatierra
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
Advanced Module Manager only determines if, when and where a module is shown.
It does not affect what the module shows. That is down to the module itself.
You can do what you want with Articles Anywhere Pro. You can use Articles Anywhere inside a module of type "Custom" too.
regularlabs.com/articlesanywhere
Please post a rating at the
Joomla! Extensions Directory
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