The examples show the dateRange being used in this way.
// For today's date.
$selector->dateRange = new DateRange(date('Ymd'), date('Ymd'));
Dan
On Mar 9, 10:06 pm, Mike-Indiana <michaelyanda+...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Eric, could you help me out with the dateRange for stats? This is
> still pulling all stats, and not the daterange. The log does not even
> show the daterange, so I know I'm getting this wrong.
>
> Thanks:
>
> $selector->statsSelector = $criterionId;
> $selector->statsSelector = new DateRange();
> $selector->dateRange->min = '20100308';
> $selector->dateRange->max = '20100309';
> $selector->stats = $criterionId;
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