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How can I make a change so that the latest entry show at the top of the list, for example today's date goes on top, yesterday underneath, acsending as opposed to desending
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It should already do it by default. New links go to the top.
You'll need to look at sub build_sorthit in db_utils.pl
($isnew{$b} and !$isnew{$a}) and return 1;
($isnew{$a} and !$isnew{$b}) and return -1;
($iscool{$b} and !$iscool{$a}) and return 1;
($iscool{$a} and !$iscool{$b}) and return -1;
($isnew{$a} and $isnew{$b}) and return lc($sortby{$a}) cmp lc($sortby{$b});
($iscool{$a} and $iscool{$b}) and return lc($sortby{$a}) cmp lc($sortby{$b});
return lc($sortby{$a}) cmp lc($sortby{$b});
}
How can I make a change so that the latest entry show at the top of the list, for example today's date goes on top, yesterday underneath, acsending as opposed to desending
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It should already do it by default. New links go to the top.
You'll need to look at sub build_sorthit in db_utils.pl
Code:
foreach $hit (sort { ($isnew{$b} and !$isnew{$a}) and return 1;
($isnew{$a} and !$isnew{$b}) and return -1;
($iscool{$b} and !$iscool{$a}) and return 1;
($iscool{$a} and !$iscool{$b}) and return -1;
($isnew{$a} and $isnew{$b}) and return lc($sortby{$a}) cmp lc($sortby{$b});
($iscool{$a} and $iscool{$b}) and return lc($sortby{$a}) cmp lc($sortby{$b});
return lc($sortby{$a}) cmp lc($sortby{$b});
}
