I am querying from my database and actually blog posts (more specifically, every year on this date ) By trying to get, the following code posts should do according to what I've found, but it's getting all posts instead of last year.
Select $ sq = "* where` user_id` = '$ user_id' and POST_DATE & gt; CURDATE () - INTERVAL 1 year order POST_DATE by DESC"; $ Result = $ dbc-> Query ($ sql);
What can I do for a year? I could write a loop to increase the year if I could actually find out the query for one year.
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If it is WordPress, then Try this: The position of that pair takes all the posts, starting from midnight on that day a year ago, but does not include midnight on the following day is. MySQL implements them with a efficient index range scan. If you are looking for posts for any year on this year's day, then you need this type of expression. This is my first suggestion as fast as It will not be because it does not use an index; Besides, it will give strange results on leaps like '2016-02-29'. post_data is a DATETIME field. So just a year ago means '2014-03-16 09:03:27'. I doubt what you want me to think you want last year on this day
POST_DATE & Gt; = CURDATE () - INTERVAL 1 year and after Date & lt; Kurt () - Interval 1 year + interval 1 day
MONTH (CURDATE ()) = MONTH (post_date) and defofforth (curate ()) = DAYOFMONTH (post_date)
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