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Keith Clark Posted November 9, 2020 Posted November 9, 2020 Hello everyone, We have tons of historical content we want to publish. The content: won't be posted in order could be hundreds of articles\pages, etc But we want to: display it on front-end in chronological order at a later date. I am told that articles use a database and can be sorted any way one wants. Haven't yet done that, because Im a noob and my understanding of the connection between articles and databases is a little vague at the moment. We have LOTS of content that will need to be displayed in chronological order - the entire history of a certain niche of paranormal. In addition, we have 3 small SQL databases we want to import later, but I can make a different post for that. We're just trying to figure out now, before we start - what is the best way to hack at a project this big? We will also want users to be able to enter this content on the front-end, (UGC user-generated content) Maybe my 2 most important questions are: can someone explain in laymans terms what the connection between articles and databases is whats the best way to sort say 500 articles by a pre-defined date. Should we name the articles 19860126 to indicate January 26th, 1986? and just sort by the title - or is there a much better way? Thank you so much for your help, it is very much appreciated. Thank you, Keith https://varanormal.com
bfarber Posted November 10, 2020 Posted November 10, 2020 The Pages application databases support a "publish date" field, so you can easily do this with pages. You just adjust the "publish" date when you publish the article/record. Keith Clark 1
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