Version: EE 2.0.1PB 20100215 Reporter: narration —
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This is actually present and tested to act falsely also in 1.6.8. It looks like an oversight, as show_pages isn’t in the Archive Month Links documentation; yet it is needed to achieve proper archive lists.
The result is that in 2.0.1 but also 1.6.8 you see the month listed when a Page may have been added to a channel/weblog, even though no non-Page content may be present for that month.
I.e. the following, when there was actually no non-Page content for April 2010, but there was a Page then.
Monthly Archives
* April 2010
* June 2008
* July 2007
* Complete Archives
A code snip which exhibits this behaviour follows - show_pages=“no” just doesn’t act to block the false months - again in 2.0.1, but also 1.6.8.
<h2 class=“sidetitle”>Monthly Archives</h2>
<ul>
{exp:channel:month_links channel="{my_channel}” show_pages=“no”}
<li>{month} {year}</li>
{/exp:channel:month_links}
<li>Complete Archives</li>
</ul>
Snips I had borrowed to do Most Recent Posts lists used the straight entries: tag, so they do trap out Pages-related results properly.
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