I'm making a cron job where it publishes (inserting new into the database) an article. I was able to pull it through but there is one query I can't get to work. I'd like to print certain rows from another table that can be inserted to the article being published. Supposed I have this another table
like this:
+----------+-------------+
| filename | released |
+----------+-------------+
| tigers | 2020-05-27 |
| wolves | 2020-05-27 |
| earth | 2020-05-27 |
| bamboo | 2020-05-27 |
| glaciers | 2020-05-02 |
+----------+-------------+
How can I print the result of the filenames as:
bamboo, earth, tigers, wolves
so that the cron can insert it to the article table
's specified column with the same format? I've tried using this query below but it only returns one result, which is the tigers
filename.
SELECT filename,
GROUP_CONCAT(filename ORDER BY filename ASC SEPARATOR ', ')
FROM table
WHERE released='2020-05-27'
GROUP BY released
Many thanks for the help in advance!
Using TheImpaler 's query, I managed to solve what I'm trying to get with the following code:
$get = $database->query("SELECT released,
GROUP_CONCAT(filename ORDER BY filename ASC SEPARATOR ', ')
FROM another
WHERE released='2020-05-27'
GROUP BY released");
$row = mysqli_fetch_array($get);
echo $row['1']; // Prints the comma-separated result of the filenames
echo print_r($row); // Prints the entire row
Many thanks for the comments, it gave me an idea and had my query validated!
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