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Assisté par: Nigel.
I am trying to:create a search for a certain range of date, eg eg all posts published in the last 2 weeks? or all posts after 2019/1/1. I have tried "greater than", "smaller than", and "between" with the DATE format, but the result doesn't make sense to me.
Link to a page where the issue can be seen: lien caché
I expected to see: more than 1 posts between the time period
Instead, I got: "no item found" (or 2 posts from 2014 from previous attempt)
I have attached a screenshot of the settings of the search view of the current attempt
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Fuseau horaire: Europe/London (GMT+00:00)
Are you trying to filter by the post date, or by a date custom field?
The options for filtering by published date are admittedly not very helpful, unless your reference point is a fixed date, and you would likely need to use some custom code to modify the query.
The options for filtering by a date custom field are a little more helpful.
Date fields are stored as UNIX timestamps, which are numbers (see lien caché).
So the comparison should be as a number.
The screenshot shows an example with a custom field to show posts with field values later than two months ago, with a caveat that this is understood to be the start of the period, so if it is now November then PAST_MONTH x 2 means September, and specifically 1 Sep 2019 00:00:00.
If you can provide details of a specific date filter you'd like to implement I may be able to help.
