On Thu, Sep 20, 2012 at 4:29 PM, Gianfranco <gianfra...@10gen.com> wrote:
> As I mentioned in line 21, when you output in php you'll need to convert
> the MongoDate to string with a format similar to:

> date <http://www.php.net/date>('Y-M-d h:i:s', $obj["saved_at"]->sec)

> On Thursday, September 20, 2012 12:29:41 AM UTC+1, Onyon wrote:

>> Thanks Gianfranco, but i still have a trouble in using ISODate value in
>> document which will updated.
>> How about $date in line 11 if i throw the saved_at value from a field in
>> another form? here's my form:

>> <form action="addcomment.php" method="post">
>>   <input name="name" value="<?php echo $blog['name']; ?>"/>
>>   <input name="saved_at" value="*<?php echo $blog['saved_at']; ?>*"/>
>>   <input type="submit" name="submit" value="Post"/>
>> </form>

>> its reads 0.29500000 1348043425 but ISODate in the shell like "saved_at":
>> ISODate("2012-09-19T08: 30: 25.295Z").
>> How i use its ISODate value to updating document?

>> Pada Rabu, 19 September 2012 23:57:16 UTC+7, Gianfranco menulis:

>>> Here's an example:

>>>    1. // Connect
>>>    2. $m = new Mongo();
>>>    3.
>>>    4. // Select a database
>>>    5. $db = $m->test;
>>>    6.
>>>    7. // Select a collection (analogous to a relational database's
>>>    table)
>>>    8. $collection = $db->blog;
>>>    9.
>>>    10. // Description of the objects to update.
>>>    11. $criteria = array <http://www.php.net/array>("name" => "**myname"
>>>    , "saved_at" => $date);
>>>    12.
>>>    13. // The object with which to update the matching records.
>>>    14. $newdata = array <http://www.php.net/array>('$set' => arr**ay<http://www.php.net/array>
>>>    ("comment" => "its my first comment for sample."));
>>>    15.
>>>    16. // Do the update
>>>    17. $collection->update($criteria,** $newdata);
>>>    18.
>>>    19. // Iterate through the results
>>>    20. foreach ($cursor as $obj) {
>>>    21.     echo $obj["name"] . " " . date <http://www.php.net/date>('Y-M-d
>>>    h:i:s', $obj["saved_at"]->sec)** . " " .  $obj["comment"] . "\n";
>>>    22. }

>>> And if you look in the shell you see an ISODate():

>>>    1. > db.cartoons.find()
>>>    2. { "_id": ObjectId("**5059f8443e20d65344000000"), "**name":
>>>    "myname", "comment": "i**ts my first comment for sample.", "saved_at"
>>>    : ISODate(**"20120919T02:47:44Z") }

>>> On Wednesday, September 19, 2012 2:05:38 PM UTC+1, Onyon wrote:

>>>> Hi, i have some sharding enable collection called blog with *name* and
>>>> *saved_at* (ISODate) for its shard keys. when updating comments that
>>>> embedding in its documents, ISODate need to be called and also name, for
>>>> its shard keys. in the shell, the command look like:

>>>> *mongos> db.blog.update({'name':'myname','saved_at':ISODate('2012-09-19T03:47:44.602 Z')},
>>>> {$set: {'comment':'its my first comment for sample.'}};*

>>>> my question is: How to implement it to PHP code?. i still confuse about
>>>> an ISODate issue in mongoDB - PHP. i've tried to searching it at Google but
>>>> not find the best result to solve that problem.
>>>> Thank you.

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