Filtering by date
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09 Jul 2018 13:17 #6130
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Hello,
I'm glad, you got it working. In case of any further queries, please let us know...
I'm glad, you got it working. In case of any further queries, please let us know...
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09 Jul 2018 11:23 #6128
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Hello,
I setted up
and this works fine.
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I setted up
Code:
> @vdPhp:date("Y-m-d 00:00:00")
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28 Jun 2018 09:04 #6099
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Hello,
It seems the database column is a date-time data type. And you are comparing it with just date format, which won't return the result. You should apply two < > filters with the date followed 00:00 in time and another 23:00.
It seems the database column is a date-time data type. And you are comparing it with just date format, which won't return the result. You should apply two < > filters with the date followed 00:00 in time and another 23:00.
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26 Jun 2018 13:29 #6093
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Hello,
I've got the similar problem. In a table there is a column with time format "Y-m-d H:i:s". And if I set column > @vdPhp:date("Y-m-d H:i:s") as a filter it works fine for a future days. But I need a current day in a feed too. I've tried @vdPhp:date("Y-m-d"), the operators "=", "IN", "LIKE", any SQL functions, but nothing works. Don't you know how can I set the filter for a current day (any time in a current day)? Or any function @vdPhp:date("Y-m-d H:i:s") minus one day?
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I've got the similar problem. In a table there is a column with time format "Y-m-d H:i:s". And if I set column > @vdPhp:date("Y-m-d H:i:s") as a filter it works fine for a future days. But I need a current day in a feed too. I've tried @vdPhp:date("Y-m-d"), the operators "=", "IN", "LIKE", any SQL functions, but nothing works. Don't you know how can I set the filter for a current day (any time in a current day)? Or any function @vdPhp:date("Y-m-d H:i:s") minus one day?
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21 Jun 2018 13:13 #6082
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20 Jun 2018 22:57 #6079
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Just seems to ignore the filter now and feeds everything
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11 Jun 2018 11:32 #6053
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Hello,
Can you please try with the Mysql function enclosed with inverted commas i.e. "@vdSql:NOW()"?
Can you please try with the Mysql function enclosed with inverted commas i.e. "@vdSql:NOW()"?
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09 Jun 2018 00:00 #6050
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Filtering by date was created by Ted
I'm using event booking and have been trying to filter any old events out by using the filter
event_date > @vdSql:NOW()
but i'm getting a null result. How can I get it to only show future events?
event_date > @vdSql:NOW()
but i'm getting a null result. How can I get it to only show future events?
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