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    • 27586
    • 31 Posts
    hi iguys,

    since i upgraded to modx 0.9.5 new news dont show the right date. every new item is from "01.01.70 - 01:00 Uhr" now. any idea what could be wrong? i am using ditto 1.02 by the way. the unix time stamp on the webserver is correct.

    thx,
    slackstar
      • 21191
      • 236 Posts
      what about documents that where created on the 0.9.5 system?
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        • 27586
        • 31 Posts
        they have the wrong date either. it´s very very strange.
          • 27586
          • 31 Posts
          it seems that &sortBy=`pub_date` is no longer supported.

          &sortBy=`createdon` is working.
            • 19889
            • 616 Posts
            Hello,

            I have a similar ditto problem and I hope there is a solution:

            I’d like to add some older news to my website - I have been using the publishedon date and this works so far - however, If I’m entering current news and do NOT enter a publish date, I get 01. January 1970 - obviously, this is wrong.

            what I was wondering whether there is a way to have the current date shown if no publish date has been entered.

            this is my call:
            [!Ditto? &startID=`46` &summarize=`2` &total=`20` &paginate=`1` &alwaysshow=`1` &tpl=`NewsTemplate` &dateFormat=`%d. %B %Y` &sortBy=`publishedOn` &dateFormatType=`pub_date`!] 


            thank you in advance for your help.
              • 19889
              • 616 Posts
              Quote from: mmjaeger at Jan 24, 2007, 04:24 AM

              Hello,

              I have a similar ditto problem and I hope there is a solution:

              I’d like to add some older news to my website - I have been using the publishedon date and this works so far - however, If I’m entering current news and do NOT enter a publish date, I get 01. January 1970 - obviously, this is wrong.

              what I was wondering whether there is a way to have the current date shown if no publish date has been entered.

              this is my call:
              [!Ditto? &startID=`46` &summarize=`2` &total=`20` &paginate=`1` &alwaysshow=`1` &tpl=`NewsTemplate` &dateFormat=`%d. %B %Y` &sortBy=`publishedOn` &dateFormatType=`pub_date`!] 


              thank you in advance for your help.

              sorry, but I’m still looking for help on this one - thank you