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It feels like this is still just as much a general php question as it is a Latitude question, I'll keep hunting for an answer myself but if anyone can put me out of my misery it'd be greatly appreciated.
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Yay, got it...
Code fragment removed by @shadowhand because it is was vulnerable to SQL Injection.
Criteria is the key, make it in raw sql, then use criteria to interpret that into the Latitude format
Thanks again @shadowhand for a great package!
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This seems like a situation where IN
would be appropriate:
$query->andWhere(field('pd.destination_id')->in($destinations));
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@riseoflex88 definitely do not use the code you posted, see my edit above.
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The code you suggested is where I started but didn't work for me, I think I must have overlooked the error's I was experiencing so tried a different route.
$query->andWhere(field('pd.destination_id')->in($destinations));
I'm not sure this is building the correct output when providing an array. If I provide an array as above, I get an "Array to string conversion" error and the SQL produced looks like:
WHERE pd.destination_id IN (Array)
However, if I convert to a string...
$query->andWhere(field('pd.destination_id')->in(implode(', ', $destinations)));
SQL Output:
WHERE pd.destination_id IN ("a, b, c")
It'll (obviously) wrap the string in quotes so the query will look for a destination id of "a, b, c"
I've tried looking through the latitude code for a suggestion on what needs to change, but I can't find one,
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Ah, my mistake. I forgot to unpack:
$query->andWhere(field('pd.destination_id')->in(/* unpack change */ ...$destinations));
Let me know if that works.
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Ah, perfect. Sorry that's me not understanding the use of ...
to even make a guess at adding that in there
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