I currentluy use this custom SQL in Contao SQL to display all entries (metamodel) that are in the future.
SELECT * FROM {{table}} WHERE party_date > UNIX_TIMESTAMP();
Now when I have a entry (party) which is scheduled for 2017/03/28 it won't be displayed when its 2017/03/29.
But how can I keep this entry up until 2017/03/29 - 04:00am in the morning?
Visitors of the website should see this partry up until 4am in the morning (event site).
Is it possible with UNIX_TIMESTAMP() ?
Assuming you want to have 4 hours' gap, you can subtract 4 hours from current datetime and compare the DATE
part of party_date
and NOW()
, e.g.:
SELECT *
FROM table
WHERE DATE(party_date) >= DATE(DATE_SUB(NOW(), INTERVAL 4 HOUR))
By this logic, 2017/03/29 - 04:00am
would result in 2017/03/29 and as it's same as date
part of party_date
, it will be displayed.
Here's MySQL's documentation for datetime functions.