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Can someone please help me with the required syntax for the following query in MySQL

 

$monthQuery = "SELECT * FROM calendar WHERE mywhen >= CURDATE() AND YEAR(mywhen) = date('Y', strtotime($mywhen)) GROUP BY MONTH(mywhen) ORDER BY mywhen";

It's clearly to do with the date variable got YEAR(mywhen) but I can't get the combination right for a double-quoted statement, although it will work with single-quotes:

 

$monthQuery = 'SELECT * FROM calendar WHERE mywhen >= CURDATE() AND YEAR(mywhen) = "' . date("Y", strtotime($mywhen)) . '" GROUP BY MONTH(mywhen) ORDER BY mywhen';

It just seems dreadfully ugly...

 

Help?

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You are trying to execute a function in the middle of a string, so it simply makes sense semantics-wise to separate them.  However, you could of course do this:

 

$date = date("Y", strtotime($mywhen));
$monthQuery = "SELECT * FROM calendar WHERE mywhen >= CURDATE() AND YEAR(mywhen) = '$date' GROUP BY MONTH(mywhen) ORDER BY mywhen";

nbst

Edited by nbst
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