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[jira] Updated: (ROL-1667) Date URLs incorrectly use updateTime to
sort entries
[ https://issues.apache.org/roller/browse/ROL-1667?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ]
David Johnson updated ROL-1667:
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Fix Version/s: (was: 4.0.1)
(was: 4.1)
> All well and good, however if I load up via a date, say the 18th of January, 2008 (as you can
> see above there should be two entries), with http://blogs.sun.com/eclectic/date/20080118 it
> produces four entries, over four separate days, like so (again you're welcome to verify this yourself):
I don't understand this comment. If you load a date URL like 'date/20080118' then you should ONLY see entries from that one date. I have tried that with 4.0 and trunk and, when there are multiple entries on one day those entries are sorted by publish time as they should be. I can't reproduce this problem with the "stock" Roller code base.
- Dave
> Date URLs incorrectly use updateTime to sort entries
> ----------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: ROL-1667
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/roller/browse/ROL-1667
> Project: Roller
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 4.0
> Reporter: David Johnson
> Assignee: Roller Unassigned
> Priority: Minor
>
> From Wayne Horkan at Sun.COM:
> It looks like a bug to me - the pager looks like it's picking up ' Updated' date, rather than 'Published' date, here's my proof.
> If I load my blog @ http://blogs.sun.com/eclectic it produces five (as it should) entries, over three days, they are (and you're welcome to check for yourself):
> Friday Jan 18, 2008
> Goodbye Bobby Fischer
> Welcome ! Tim Holyoake joins Sun Microsystems as Chief Technologist for UK Public Sector
> Thursday Jan 10, 2008
> Links for DD-MM-YYYY Not Likely
> Tom Hanks, Oscar winning Actor, Producer, Director and... Aston Villa Fan
> Tuesday Jan 08, 2008
> Excellent article by Glenn Brunette on the Top 5 Solaris 10 Security Features
> All well and good, however if I load up via a date, say the 18th of January, 2008 (as you can see above there should be two entries), with http://blogs.sun.com/eclectic/date/20080118 it produces four entries, over four separate days, like so (again you're welcome to verify this yourself):
> Friday Jan 18, 2008
> Welcome ! Tim Holyoake joins Sun Microsystems as Chief Technologist for UK Public Sector
> Wednesday Nov 28, 2007
> Weblog language translator - blog translation on the fly with Roller specific functionality
> Saturday Aug 11, 2007
> No 'Blog entries for the last couple of weeks...
> Tuesday May 29, 2007
> Wayne Horkan - Fellow of the British Computer Society
> Having a look in the Roller Weblogger admin page 'Edit Entries', and sorting by 'Updated' date, produced this data:
> Published
> Updated
> Edit Entries
> Category
> 01/18/08 08:50 AM 01/19/08 12:56 PM Goodbye Bobby Fischer Life
> 08/11/07 04:45 PM 01/18/08 12:27 PM No 'Blog entries for the last couple of weeks... Home
> 11/28/07 09:15 AM 01/18/08 12:26 PM Weblog language translator - blog translation on the fly with Roller specific... Blog
> 05/29/07 05:00 AM 01/18/08 12:24 PM Wayne Horkan - Fellow of the British Computer Society Home
> 01/18/08 03:04 AM 01/18/08 08:48 AM Welcome ! Tim Holyoake joins Sun Microsystems as Chief Technologist for UK... Work
> As you can see the common factor in this is the Updated date.
> I've been editing a load of legacy posts so that they fit in with my Tag policy (use '-', not '+', which not only is a URL encoding reserved character, but is also used by roller in it's URL formation, i.e. http://blogs.sun.com/eclectic/ tags/foo+bar returns all entries tagged with foo and all entries tagged with bar, not all entries tagged with 'foo+bar').
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