Closed (works as designed)
Project:
Drupal core
Version:
6.22
Component:
node system
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Task
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Unassigned
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Created:
24 May 2009 at 19:28 UTC
Updated:
18 Aug 2012 at 15:23 UTC
The date displayed is creation date, however I cant see the edge case where you would display the creation date rather then the publishing date. People now pull these kind of tricks http://www.elasticlife.net/drupal-published-date-equals-effective-date-fix.
Comments
Comment #1
brainless commentedDo we need a new column and a few other changes here and there for this?
This issue came up through this: #216961: Make author/submitted by separate toggles
Comment #2
stella commentedI don't know when you'd want to display the creation date rather than the published date, but it probably is information that you still want to retain. I think displaying the published date is better, but if a node is published, unpublished and then re-published, which published date do you display? The first time it was published or the latter?
Comment #3
brainless commentedThe basic thing I think is we need two distinct dates:
A consistent write-once date: node creation date.
A user controlled write-many date: publish date.
Comment #4
AdrianB commentedSubscribing. A "published date" separated from the creation date is something Drupal should have.
Comment #5
ratnesh aarohi commentedSubscribing. A "published date" separated from the creation date is something Drupal should have.
Comment #6
prabhakarsun commentedhttp://drupal.org/project/publication_date
Comment #7
StuartJ commentedI was able to get the Publication Date module to work in my View of News Articles, but the date on each node remains the creation date. The instructions with the module says the following:
How does one add this to the template?
Thanks for your help!
Stuart
Comment #8
mdupontWell, the needs is filled by a custom module and the features doesn't belong to Drupal core. Closing.