SID-00815: Show web changes of last 7 days

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Category:	CategoryAutomation	Server OS:	Univention	Last update:	15 years ago

Hello,

%SEARCH{".*" web="Standards" regex="on" nosearch="on" order="modified" reverse="on" date="P7d/$today"}%

works

%MAKETEXT{"See <a href='[_1]'>10</a> most recent changes"
args="%SCRIPTURLPATH{"search"}%/Standards/?search=%5C.*;scope=topic;order=modified;reverse=on;regex=on;nosearch=on;limit=10"}%

works, too.

But why

%MAKETEXT{"See <a href='[_1]'>7</a> days of changes"
args="/cgi-bin/search/Standards/?search=%5C.*;scope=topic;order=modified;reverse=on;regex=on;nosearch=on;date="P7d/$today""}

doesn't work? It shows a list of all topics! How to fix it?

I tried to write the date-parameter as the following:

* date="P7d/$today"

* date=P7d/$today

* date=%P7d/$today%

* date=%{P7d/$today}%

Greetings,

Christian

SID-00815: Show web changes of last 7 days

Status:	Answered	TWiki version:	4.0.5	Perl version:	5.8.8
Category:	CategoryAutomation	Server OS:	Univention	Last update:	15 years ago

Greetings, Christian

-- ChristianStuehrmann - 2010-04-19

Discussion and Answer

Any reason to point to the search script? You can simply create a WebChangesLast7Days containing your SEARCH and link to it.

The search script could be deprecated since you get everything and more with VarSEARCH. The search script does not pass the date parameter to the SEARCH function.

-- PeterThoeny - 2010-04-20

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