Did you try array(..., 'ClubsPlayer.start_datetime =
CURRENT_TIMESTAMP')?
On Sep 19, 5:38 pm, DerBjörn b.unkh...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi Zaky,
yes with time() it works like that: ClubsPlayer.start_datetime =' =
date('Y-m-d H:i:s', time()) but i thought there is a easilier way :)
Thanks
Hi,
when i use something like
$paginate = array('ClubsPlayer.club_id ' = $club_id,
'ClubsPlayer.start_datetime =' = 'CURRENT_TIMESTAMP');
Then the CURRENT_TIMESTAMP will be in quotes in my query:
`ClubsPlayer`.`start_datetime` = 'CURRENT_TIMESTAMP'
How to use it correctly?
THANKS :)
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try outting it into your conditions without quotes since it is a
constant
On Sep 19, 11:21 am, DerBjörn b.unkh...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi,
when i use something like
$paginate = array('ClubsPlayer.club_id ' = $club_id,
'ClubsPlayer.start_datetime =' = 'CURRENT_TIMESTAMP');
Then the
Thanks for your response, unfortunately ...'ClubsPlayer.start_datetime
=' = CURRENT_TIMESTAMP); has the same effect... a quoted
'CURRENT_TIMESTAMP' in the quey :(
On 19 Sep., 13:17, j.blotus j.blo...@gmail.com wrote:
try outting it into your conditions without quotes since it is a
constant
On
Use php time() function as a parameter or create a custom query.
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Hi Zaky,
yes with time() it works like that: ClubsPlayer.start_datetime =' =
date('Y-m-d H:i:s', time()) but i thought there is a easilier way :)
Thanks anyway!
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