Exapnding the date range choice in Blog
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I am wanting to consolidate blog/journal data form various other sources (offline journal, a Wordpress blog, etc.) into the v8.00.21 blog now that I have one consolidated place to have all located. In doing so, I'd have to add entries into my PHPFusion v8.00.21 blog with original dates. The only choices for years in the "from" date dropdown starts with current year.
Is there a setting or other way to expand the year choices in the "from" date, particularly, to say 1975 or the standard 1/1/1970?
Is there a setting or other way to expand the year choices in the "from" date, particularly, to say 1975 or the standard 1/1/1970?
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You find it in administration/blog.php line 393,
You can fiddle with that or just hard code the option.
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for ($i = (isset($blog_start['year']) && $blog_start['year'] != "----" ? $blog_start['year'] : date('Y')); $i <= date("Y", strtotime('+10 years')); $i++)You can fiddle with that or just hard code the option.
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To programmers this will be a dumb question but I know nothing about programming in PHP.
Do I change ($blog_start['year']) in every instance on that line to the year I want the year choice to start?
Do I change ($blog_start['year']) in every instance on that line to the year I want the year choice to start?
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A quick sample,
If you still don´t get the hang of it. Use phpMyAdmin and enter values of dates manually directly on the blog date entries.
This converter tool will help you get the epoch values https://www.epochconverter.com/
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// for ($i = (isset($blog_start['year']) && $blog_start['year'] != "----" ? $blog_start['year'] : date('Y')); $i <= date("Y", strtotime('+10 years')); $i++)
// echo "<option".(isset($blog_start['year']) && $blog_start['year'] == $i ? " selected='selected'" : "").">$i</option>\n";
echo "<option value='1990'>1990</option>\n";
echo "<option value='1991'>1991</option>\n";
If you still don´t get the hang of it. Use phpMyAdmin and enter values of dates manually directly on the blog date entries.
This converter tool will help you get the epoch values https://www.epochconverter.com/
Edited by N/A on 29-05-2019 18:50,
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I believe I got it, thanks!
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