Your query looks fine. I can think of a few things:
- You don't have a
2dsphere
index, which you do have from the shell iterator_to_array()
is messing with it — if you do a normalforeach()
do you get them in the right order then?
Question
this sorted correctly when using directly
db.users.find({currentloc : {$nearSphere : [115.22804,-8.69914]}})
but when execute from PHP, it look like sorted by _id
$users = $this->m->mappt->users;
$results = $users->find(
array(
'currentloc' => array('$nearSphere' => array(115.22804,-8.69914))
);
$arrayresult = iterator_to_array($results);
any ideas ?
La solution
Your query looks fine. I can think of a few things:
2dsphere
index, which you do have from the shelliterator_to_array()
is messing with it — if you do a normal foreach()
do you get them in the right order then?Autres conseils
Adi, You can get idea from Here. You can try to use variable name for geo values.
Other try like this,
$collection->find(Array("point" => Array('$within' => Array('$center'=> Array(Array(151.1955562233925,-33.87107475181752), 0.1/111 ) ) )));