The get_last_updated() WordPress PHP function retrieves a list of the most recently updated blogs.
Usage
Here’s a generic example of how to use the function:
$recent_blogs = get_last_updated($deprecated, $start, $quantity);
For instance, to get the 10 most recently updated blogs, skipping the first 5:
$recent_blogs = get_last_updated('', 5, 10);
Parameters
$deprecated(mixed) – Optional. Not used. Default:''$start(int) – Optional. Number of blogs to offset the query. Used to build the LIMIT clause. Can be used for pagination. Default:0$quantity(int) – Optional. The maximum number of blogs to retrieve. Default:40
More information
See WordPress Developer Resources: get_last_updated
Examples
Retrieve the 5 most recently updated blogs
This example retrieves the 5 most recently updated blogs.
$recent_blogs = get_last_updated('', 0, 5);
Retrieve the 10 most recently updated blogs
This example retrieves the 10 most recently updated blogs.
$recent_blogs = get_last_updated('', 0, 10);
Retrieve the most recently updated blog
This example retrieves the most recently updated blog.
$recent_blogs = get_last_updated('', 0, 1);
Pagination: Retrieve blogs 11-20
This example retrieves blogs 11-20 in the list of most recently updated blogs.
$recent_blogs = get_last_updated('', 10, 10);
Pagination: Retrieve blogs 21-30
This example retrieves blogs 21-30 in the list of most recently updated blogs.
$recent_blogs = get_last_updated('', 20, 10);