• I’ve searched and have been surprised that there aren’t easy solutions to pull a list of links by a date parameter, such as by month:
    wp_get_links (monthdate) or wp_get_links (>date1, <date2) etc.
    I’m trying to resolve a clean way to use WP for a company newsletter and create a list of links within the current issue (which are created among several categories). I’ve played with using a “currrent issue” category, “01” category for issue #1, etc., but all approaches I’ve tried are clunky. I can manage the archives for issue content posts, and all articles, etc., but it would be *so* easy to be able to pass a parameter that specified “between these dates” or a specific date or a month.
    Using the last 10 posts, etc., doesn’t work in this case.
    Any ideas? Or anyone know of a plugin that allows for date control or date ranges?
    Thanks,
    Gary

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  • Could you explain the problem a bit more?
    The monthly archives should be what you are looking for, right?

    Thread Starter gvtexas

    (@gvtexas)

    The monthly archives do not help in this instance. I’m looking to create a list of links for posts made either within a specific month or between two dates (after Aug.1 but before Aug.15, e.g.). These links would appear in the sidebar area as “Latest Issue” sort of thing (used for a newsletter where I want to show links for all articles written within a date period). This feature is available in a myriad of ways in MT, and I’ve been perplexed that nothing is available in the WP world to control either link lists or posts by specific date ranges, other than as you mention monthly archives.
    Cheers,
    Gary

    hi again, anyone have answers to this? i have a similar question posted — no answers there either — i’d like to get all posts within a season, e.g., all my fall posts (anything dated 9/21-12/20) regardless of year. how do i accomplish this? thanks!

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