In this case you need to use operator format: [operator, operand1, operand2, ...]
. So your code should look like this:
$details = MovieShows::find()
->where(['movie_id'=>$id])
->andWhere(['location_id'=>$loc_id])
->andWhere(['<>','cancel_date', $date])
->all();
More about using where method and operator format
You can also try this:
$details = MovieShows::find()->where(['movie_id'=>$id])
->andWhere(['!=', 'cancel_date', $date])->all();
for Greater than
$details = MovieShows::find()->where(['movie_id'=>$id])
->andWhere(['>', 'cancel_date', $date])->all();
for less than
$details = MovieShows::find()->where(['movie_id'=>$id])
->andWhere(['<', 'cancel_date', $date])->all();
More check here
Maybe this one help...:)
$query->andFilterWhere([ 'or',
['<=', 'affidavit_cont', 0],
['=', 'affidavit_cont1', 0],
['>', 'affidavit_cont2', 0],
['!=', 'affidavit_cont3', $this->affidavit3],
['in', 'attempt_count', $this->attempted],
]);
$query->andFilterWhere(['like', 'job_invoice.paid_status', '',]);
$query->andFilterWhere(['in', 'status_id', $this->status_id]);
$query->andFilterWhere(['between', 'last_attempt',
strtotime(Utility::convertDate2Db($this->from_date)),
strtotime(Utility::convertDate2Db($this->to_date))
]);
The better and safe way to apply a condition.
Booking::find()->where('tour_id = :tour_id and id != :id', ['tour_id'=> $chk->tour_id, 'id' => $id])->all();
You can use this
$this->find()->where(['resource_id' => $resource_id]) ->andWhere(['>=', 'start_time', $start_time])->all();
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