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it's a built-in function of the date.module for drupal 6.
so you have to create a date field and use this in views 2 -> then you get the screen from comment #2.
i hope this info will help you.
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Comment #1
thomas23@drupal.org commentedinterested to know, too. Or is the new views 2 filter system good enough to give this functionality?
Cheers.
Comment #2
EoinBailey commentedI'm pretty sure that Views 2 has all the functionality available in Views Date Range Filter built into it now.
The attached screenshot shows most of the date options.
Comment #3
giorgio79 commentedHello,
Where exactly is this date range filter in views 2?
I only see a node published date, but it is far from such a nice date range picker.
Comment #4
design.er commentedit's a built-in function of the date.module for drupal 6.
so you have to create a date field and use this in views 2 -> then you get the screen from comment #2.
i hope this info will help you.
Comment #5
mediamash commentedmaybe you can help me @ http://drupal.org/node/477164 for creating a list of nodes that's in between a range of aa date-field (with from/to actives)
Comment #6
dawehnerthere is a alternative module for this http://drupal.org/project/views_daterange
Comment #7
mediamash commentedhow woulf you implement that module in order to get the same result?
Comment #8
pomliane commentedThis version of Views Date Range Filter is not supported anymore. The issue is closed for this reason.
Please upgrade to a supported version and feel free to reopen the issue on the new version if applicable.
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