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Problem:
If you set up a View with a filter using a date field and subsequently want to change the date, the month trips back to 01-Jan when you select Edit and has to be changed every time. t's still a UNIX timestamp that is saved to the database.
Solution:
This issue is fixed in latest Views v2.5, you can update Toolset plugins to latest versions:
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Last updated by 7 years, 1 month ago.
Assisted by: Noman.
I want to display posts based on a custom (date) field. There seems to be two ways of achieving this in the query filter section (please refer to the two screenshots provided).
Can you confirm what the difference is between the two filters or are they essentially the same? Is using the timestamp perhaps more efficient or better for resources?
Both are producing the expected results but I'd appreciate clarification please.
Thanks
