Example use case: special offers that have a start and finish date – my clients have to manually show and hide the offer at the specific time which is very inconvenient (e.g. "offer closes at midnight" – they have to stay up to remove the offer).
This would also be very useful for an events list for example – once the event has occurred, it could automatically be removed/hidden.
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It's 2024 and still no proper date range filtering. I've had to resort to a manual hack in order to filter my CMS items. Using a text string for the year and excluding it.
Is there still no progress?
Definitely a MUST!!
I want to create archive pages for a publishing site that gives people the ability to only view collection items from a specific year, or year+month.
I think this is definitely a MUST idea. It will be so useful for events that last more than one day, for special offers that ends at a specific time, for calendars and much more!
Yes! I need to conditionally format date ranges on events spanning multiple days (November 30 - 31, rather than November 30 - November 31 for instance).
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Need it a lot to represent items by years: 2012, 2013, 2014, etc.
Yes this is a must have. I can't believe this is not on the wishlist already!
I have 4 websites that needs this today!
Only 13 votes? I would have thought we'd have a lot more by now...
Also taking care of periods like "months". There is no way to filter things happening this monthor a given month or 6 months from now. All my callections of events hae a date field plus many text fields for months, days and other stuff related to dates. Like 2 fields for hours and minutes in international format.
If there's several events per day, there is currently no way to hide the past events... Like departures. The only possible filtering is per day.
Yes! We need the ability to show/hide dynamic events based in a date range.
Totally agree. At the moment we manually "turn off" items once they have passed the current date... automation would be very helpful here.