PAULEMAdvisor6 years agoCannot get last_post_time I want to put a banner at the top of a thread if the last_post_time is older than three months. Here's my code (just using a static message ID while testing): <#assign cutoff = (.now?long - 90 * 86...Show MoreVikasB6 years agoPAULEMQuery will return a single message but still it will be an array. So either you need to iterate it in list or do it like this <#assign postDate = msgInfo.data.items[0].conversation.last_post_time?long />
VikasB6 years agoPAULEMQuery will return a single message but still it will be an array. So either you need to iterate it in list or do it like this <#assign postDate = msgInfo.data.items[0].conversation.last_post_time?long />
VikasB6 years agoPAULEMQuery will return a single message but still it will be an array. So either you need to iterate it in list or do it like this <#assign postDate = msgInfo.data.items[0].conversation.last_post_time?long />
VikasBBoss6 years agoPAULEMQuery will return a single message but still it will be an array. So either you need to iterate it in list or do it like this <#assign postDate = msgInfo.data.items[0].conversation.last_post_time?long />
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