Yes, this is the default behavior…you don’t want it to record when the record was updated in the admin?
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bw3em
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No, just when a user updates their own profile, not when we edit it in the backend!
OK, the “last_accessed” field does that.
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bw3em
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Ah just noticed that, so is that new? And will it only sort those who have accessed their page since this update?
Can it use date_updated as a secondary sort? Else my sort is all kaput!!
This is not new, it’s been in for several versions now. The value starts out as zero and doesn’t have a date until the record is updated by the user. That is so you can tell if they have done so or not.
You can use it as a secondary sort…but only on the frontend, the admin view only has one sort field. I had to push that down the list of improvements.
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bw3em
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In that case, it does not appear to be working as you state: orderby=”last_accessed” order=”desc” orders only those who have updated since the update. I’m unsure how the rest are ordered but they have not updated recently!
orderby=”last_accessed, date updated” order=”desc” displays the same as above.
