$date = get_input('date');
if (! $date) {
$date = "yesterday";
}
$date2 = get_input('date2');
if (! $date2) {
$date = "today";
}
On 10/31/06, Shane Presley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi there,
I'm using 2.9.2a. and noticed that when you do a search, the default
search behavior is to only search today (it adds datetime >
'2006-10-31 00:00:00' to the SQL query).
Since I rotate my logs weekly, I would like the default behavior to be
to search the entire table if a date isn't entered on the search page.
Where could I change that?
Thanks
Shane
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