On Sat, Oct 31, 2009 at 12:18 PM, Markus <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> I am using a simple blog script that names files this way:
>
> blog.a.2009.10.31.16.42.the_title
> blog.b.2009.10.31.14.50.another_title
>
> What I would like to do now is to sort by {p3}, {p4}, {p5} and so on
> (in that order). Sorting by creation date that is.
>
> The result would be blog.a entries and blog.b entries mixed in their
> order of creation. Any ideas? Should have some offset=2 option in
> action.search.
Looking at the code, it appears you would need a custom sort function.
You have the ability to sort by lastmodified, p0-pXX, page, or simple
data variables. I think that's all we have capabilities for in the
core...
To do a custom sort function you write:
function BOLTsortCreationDate($myArray) {
sort how you would like...
return $myArray;
}
In this case your code would look something like:
function BOLTsortCreationDate($myArray) {
foreach($myArray as $page) {
$p = explode(',', $page);
$sortIndex['$page'] = "$p[3].$p[4].$p[5]";
}
asort($sortIndex);
$myArray = array_keys($sortIndex);
return $myArray;
}
I haven't tried this but thought I'd take a quick stab off the cuff.
Give you something to tinker with. Of course in your function you
would put:
sort=CreationDate
Cheers,
Dan
P.S. Let me know if you get stuck with this...
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