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Is there any neat way to bind variable in findFirst method?



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What do you mean? What exactly do you want to do?



20.0k
edited Nov '14

Any thing similar to :

Users::findFirst('name=?0',['John']); //this does not work`.


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What about Users::findFirst('name=?0 and 'age<?1',['John',30]); //this does not work`.



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use this:

Users::find(array(
                'name = :name: and age < :age:'
                'bind' => array(
                    'name' => 'John',
                    'age' => 30
                )
));


2.2k
edited Nov '14

or this way:

$builder = new \Phalcon\Mvc\Model\Query\Builder();

$builder
    ->from('App\Models\Users')
    ->where('name = :name: AND age < :age:', array('name' => 'John', 'age' => 30));
    ->getQuery()->execute();

or

User::query()->where("name = :name: and age < :age:")->bind(["name" => 'John', "age"  => 30])->execute();


99.3k
in reply to Swen Zanon

This also works with findFirst()

use this:

Users::find(array( 'name = :name: and age < :age:' 'bind' => array( 'name' => 'John', 'age' => 30 ) ));



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in reply to Dylan Anderson

@quasipickle ehm, yes, i have written this already :-) take a look 3 posts above

This also works with findFirst()

use this:

Users::find(array( 'name = :name: and age < :age:' 'bind' => array( 'name' => 'John', 'age' => 30 ) ));



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edited Nov '14

@SwenZanon

Replace Users::find with Users::findFirst