Okay... we have a {modified_date}.
Which works nicely... unless you print this on a newspage. Even though a new article might be added the date is displayed on the day the newsarticle (display) page was created. Follow me? (doesn't matter, keep reading).
Now I would like a tag that does this:
Display the date the of the last update made ANYWHERE on the site. So global level. Not page level.
It can probably be done be something like:
{ display the date the last 'cms backend user' logged off }
Assuming that my 'cms backend user' would not log on/off for nothing, it's probably an accurate date.
As cms backend user are already logged for the admin, it might be useful for a {global_modified_date}
Any help/thoughts on this?
change page level {modified_date} to global level {global_modified_date}
Re: change page level {modified_date} to global level {global_modified_date}
If all else fails, use a bigger hammer.
M@rtijn wrote: This is a community. This means that we work together and have the same goal (a beautiful CMS), not that we try to put people down and make their (voluntary) job as difficult as can be.
Re: change page level {modified_date} to global level {global_modified_date}
Embarrassing... Thnx!