Add "modified_before" and "modified_after" parameters to /sites/%s/posts/ #967
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cc @lezama |
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@justinshreve, could you give this a look? |
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I posted a request on operationapi (that is where we prefer requests). |
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@blowery You worked on similar changes on WordPress.com. Could you give us an update on this? |
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It was merged in December for v1.1 of the endpoints . |
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Perfect. Thanks! |
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In the same fashion that /sites/%s/posts/ allows "before" and "after" parameters I added "modified_before" and "modified_after" to allow users to request changed posts. Among other uses this is very helpful for mobile apps that pull content from WordPress.
The code for this parameters is identical to "before" and "after" except it considers different columns in the posts table.