Re: Re: Two problems

I thought a bit about it and this is the algorithm that should work:

$date -> $temp-date

If $temp-date != $current-date then
    - print $date
    - $date -> $current-date

Now I don't know PHP so I need help to translate that into working code. The
other problem is to define how to initialize $current-date before it's used
for the first time. Or perhaps there's no need for $temp-date and I only
need $current-date to be set to the value of the "last" node.

Then I don't also know how to compare those values considering just the day
number and the month and not the hour.

I need help on this precise part.


> Well, it does not what I need:
>  <h2 class="date"><?php print $date ?></h2>
>
> It just shows the date header, that's simple to do. The point is to group
> the nodes under a date header, without repeating it every time.
> As an example. This is my site with MovableType: http://www.cesspit.net/
> This is the attempt by using Drupal: http://www.cesspit.net/
> Or: http://www.cesspit.net/cesspit/archives/2004-05/index.html
>
> If you look the archive you see that more than one entry is grouped under
> the same header.
> It's also a good feature to have by default in the Drupal core since it
> helps a lot to polish the layout.

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