It depends on how you've saved your event data. I suppose that you use
a datetime field for the event's starting date. In that case you could
either utilize mysqls DATE_FORMAT function directly in the condition,
or add two boundaries in your find.
1) With date_format, a bit less cakey
conditions => array(
"DATE_FORMAT(datefield, '%m-%Y') = '10-2010'"
)
2) With a boundary
conditions => array(
"datefield >=" => "2010-10-01",
"datefield <=" => "2010-10-31"
)
On 26 okt, 08:33, arshu <[email protected]> wrote:
> hi guys
>
> This is my first post on cakephp, i have an issue regarding the find
> in cakephp 1.2 ,in my project requirement i need to fetch data for
> differnt conditions.
>
> i have a calendar where i need to retrieve events in particualr month
> and particular year so how i can i use find method like
> find(''all',array('conditions' => array('month' = '10', 'year' =>
> '2010'), $fields)
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