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  1. podz
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    Posted 4 years ago #

    I select 2 posts, I see the last 2 posts.

    I select 2 days, I see not the last two days, but what I posted on the last 2 days I posted.

    That seems odd.

  2. Beel
    Member
    Posted 4 years ago #

    Uh oh, been a long time since I saw this thread ;-) As I remember we kept trying to figure out why "posts within the last X days" wasn't working until someone noticed it was last X days posted. The final thoughts leaned towards this is better anyway and it should be more clear in the reading options.

  3. podz
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    Posted 4 years ago #

    It should be because I'd forgotten it - and I tested this in a 1.5.2 and svn

    I asked because as it stands, there is no way to display the last week of posts. So if I want to show just 3 Sept back to 27 August I can't without changing things around on a daily basis. So I can't have a 'rolling week' of posts.

  4. Beel
    Member
    Posted 4 years ago #

    Yeah, this really bothered some. Since I don't post often I wondered what would happen if I hadn't posted in over a week and I had it set for last 7 days.

    This was back before "posts paged" was removed as an option - probably well over a year ago.

    More recently I think this very issue may have been the confusion here (and thus not resolved):
    http://trac.wordpress.org/ticket/739

  5. podz
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    Posted 4 years ago #

    Thanks for finding that Beel - I've added to it.

  6. Beel
    Member
    Posted 4 years ago #

    If the "X days" were as you suggest, what should occur if there are no posts within that timeframe? Surely not a blank page or "Not Found". Just a thought.

  7. podz
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    Posted 4 years ago #

    Good point .... as it is, I could go to a blog that had '7 days' and be reading posts made many months ago.
    Maybe some custom text ? Or in this case always have the last post showing as a measure to stop the blankness ?

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