Query For Last 7 Days
i have a mysql table where a random number of entries can be inserted on a given day. for example during a week monday could have 3 entries, tuesday 0, wednesday 5, thrusday 4, and so on. think of it as like storing blog entries.
i want to have a query select all the entries from the last seven days of entries but not including days when nothing was entered. so during a week of 7 days, if nothing was entered on say tuesday and friday, i would like to keep going back until i have a total of seven days with results.
to sum it up quick: i want to return all entries for the last 7 days of entries but days without any entries don't count.
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