My code look like this:
$database->update($campaign_table, $data_nga_posti , array("AND" => ["codice_pod" => $data_nga_posti['codice_pod'],("codice_pdr" =>NULL) ]));
So this is when my query execute:
UPDATE `field` SET `columnname` = 'data',`anothercm` = 'data',WHERE `codice_pod` = 'IT001E35563561' AND `codice_pdr` IS NULL
I want to my query look like this.
UPDATE `field` SET `columnname` = 'data',`anothercm` = 'data',WHERE `codice_pod` = 'IT001E35563561' AND (`codice_pdr` IS NULL OR `codice_pdr` ="")
but I dont know how to put OR(operator ) inside this code.
I have never used this before, and have nothing to test with but the closted example posted in the documentation is:
$database->has("account", [
"AND" => [
"OR" => [
"user_name" => "foo",
"email" => "[email protected]"
],
"password" => "12345"
]
]);
So I think this would work for you:
$database->update($campaign_table, $data_nga_posti, [
"AND" => [
OR => [
"codice_pdr" =>NULL,
"codice_pdr" => ""
],
"codice_pod" => $data_nga_posti['codice_pod']
]
]);