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Last updated by 6 years, 3 months ago.
Assisted by: Christian Cox.
I am trying to: ave a 1 to many relation ship between student and appointment
the appointment table have a datetime field.
Why is that field not working in a view query
Link to a page where the issue can be seen:
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I expected to see:
sorted with a custom datetime field
Instead, I got: nothing
Hi, you should update the Query Filter setting to "between THIS_YEAR and FUTURE_YEAR(1)" if you want to include all dates in the current year. Otherwise, only items on January 1 will be shown. For best results, we recommend "UNSIGNED" instead of "number". See the screenshot here for the appropriate configurations.
I expected to see: sorted with a custom datetime field
The "Ordering" option is set to "Post date". You should change this if you want to sort by the custom date field.
Still many problems.....
Nothing shows up.
1: Is it a problem with custom fields in a one to many relation on either the post types in the relation?
2: If not. My dato field (Date) in custom fields is of type Date. You tell that i can make an query on that field with ordering set to custom date field. I have done that stil nothing shows up?! (thought the ordering just was an sorting mechanism and not part of the query?).
3: What is the problem with showing date formatted fields and manipulation of date fields in views from toolset point of view?
