When I put this code in the views header:

<?PHP echo date(" m/d/y H:i O", strtotime("last sunday")); ?>

I get 03/25/12 16:45 -0600, note date of this post. However if I filter content whose post date is greater than "last sunday" I get a two day difference, I don't see content from sunday or monday of this week, if I change the filter to last saturday I see Mondays content. Using latest released views and date. If I use exact values I see the content fine. Something is introducing a two day offset? I've test "last week sunday" as well as other ways of entering to the same end.

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ralva83638 commented

I've also noticed that this is changing as time goes on, ie if I enter say "last friday 20:30" which through trial and error I found to be within a minute of correct and wait a few minutes I have to adjust it back to "last friday 20:28", note the php header does not change.

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ralva83638 commented
Priority: Major » Minor
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

Sorry, should have posted in views.