I'm trying to get all records with date greater then now. I tried this but it doeasnt work:
$all_dates = $this->TourDate->find('all', array('conditions' => array('TourDate.date >=' => 'NOW()'), 'order' => array('TourDate.date ASC')));
If I replace NOW() with the current date it works. Why's that?
I do not use CakePHP
but I am pretty sure that your 'NOW()'
is parsing to string and finally you got something like
TourDate.date >= 'NOW()'
Maybe you should just try
array('TourDate.date >= NOW()')
as a value only instead of spliting it to key => value
style ?
If you are looking for a way to do it with PHP-function istead of MySQL-functions you don't have to use the verbous format $conditions = array('begin >' => date('Y-m-d H:i:s'))
, MySQL understands the shorter 'c' preset of PHPs date() for ISO 8601 dates with $conditions = array('begin >' => date('c'))
.
I like this for doing queries like 'begin >' => date('c', strtotime("+4 weeks"))
, which is very readable code and great to debug when you look at the SQL-Queries.
'conditions' => array('TourDate.date >= NOW()')
Otherwise, cakephp will quote the NOW() function, and mysql will think of it as a string.
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