Thnaks for the replies.
Yes, it's a date/time field (in access, I should add)
I do an order by postdate but it orders only by date, not by time, so
all posts for a particular date appear in random order.
Can you explain more about between Date() and DateAdd("d", 1, Date
()) ? I haven't a clue.
Thanks again.
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Chris Hagwood"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > SQL="Select count (id) from post WHERE postdate =#" & Date() & "#"
> > todaysposts=poststoday(0)
> > response.write There were " & todaysposts & " posts today."
>
> You will need to do a between Date() and DateAdd("d", 1, Date()) to
get all
> of today's posts.
>
> For getting the posts in order, make sure you are doing a OrderBy
postdate
> statement.
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