[Plugin: Mini Loops] maximum_age=1 behaviour (and a possible workaround)
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Hi,
I’m using Mini Loops 1.1.1This could be related to this previous topic.
Using
maximum_age=1
in shortcode or in widget, I get today’s but also yesterday’s posts. Can’t get if this is a feature or a little bug.
In no way I’m a php programmer (so probably there are more elegant ways), but a little modify to line 149 in helpers.php did the trick:$mini_loops_minimum_date = date( 'Y-m-d', time() - ( $maximum_age * 24 * 60 * 60 ) +86400 );
As you see, I simply added
+86400
i.e. one day expressed in seconds (this is for the casual reader).
Now, by settingmaximum_age
to 1, my miniloop seems to shows exactly what I want, i.e. only posts published today, skipping those posted yesterday.Please let me know if what I described (and coarsely corrected) was a bug, or if I’m missing something.
One thing I couldn’t have figured out yet is if “today” means “current date” or “last 24 hours”. “Current date” would be my fav option.By the way, thanks for your plugin!
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