Question

i getting errors if one of my conditions is:

$conditions[] = array("PublicationNumeration.publication_numerations_published_date" => '2006-01-01' );

what is wrong with this condition?

but everything works ok with

$conditions[] = array("PublicationNumeration.publication_numerations_published_date" => '2006' );

… but that’s not all i want/need.

what i’m doing wrong?

UPDATED:

next one works ok:

$mydate = '2007/01/01';
$conditions[] = array("PublicationNumeration.publication_numerations_published_date LIKE "  =>  date('Y-m-d' , strtotime( $mydate ) ) );
// create sql `PublicationNumeration`.`publication_numerations_published_date` LIKE '2007-01-01' 

but next one creates an error:

$mydate = $this->params['named']['searchPublishedSince'].'/01/01'; // searchPublishedSince is defined in url
$conditions[] = array("PublicationNumeration.publication_numerations_published_date LIKE "  =>  date('Y-m-d' , strtotime( $mydate ) ) );

please, what i’m doing wrong?!

Answer 1

Make sure you follow the scheme:

$conditions = array("Post.title" => "This is a post");
//Example usage with a model:
$this->Post->find('first', array('conditions' => $conditions));

See that it is an array in an array.

Kind regards.

Edit1: BTW you can have a look into the “automagic” of cake e.g. the columns in a database named created or modified get autoupdated.

Edit2: maybe a debug($this->params['named']['searchPublishedSince']) reveals something.