Implode doesn't work in laravel based on variable data
When I want to implode I use $occu = implode(',',$_POST["occupation"]) and it implodes and the result is 1,2,4.
Now when I use $occu in query like below:
$total = DB::table('store')
->WhereIn('occupation_id',[$occu])
->get();
Then it only fetch the id 1 and not the 2 and 4.
But, if I use in this way:
$total = DB::table('store')
->WhereIn('occupation_id',[1,2,4])
->get();
Then it fetches all three ids.
Therefore, I want to know that why variable based implode first id is taken and not the other two.
php laravel
asked Nov 25 '18 at 6:06
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When I want to implode I use $occu = implode(',',$_POST["occupation"]) and it implodes and the result is 1,2,4.
Now when I use $occu in query like below:
$total = DB::table('store')
->WhereIn('occupation_id',[$occu])
->get();
Then it only fetch the id 1 and not the 2 and 4.
But, if I use in this way:
$total = DB::table('store')
->WhereIn('occupation_id',[1,2,4])
->get();
Then it fetches all three ids.
Therefore, I want to know that why variable based implode first id is taken and not the other two.
php laravel
asked Nov 25 '18 at 6:06
user3706927user3706927
4410
In our second example its array but in you 1st example its string even if u put square brackets around it. For example ["1,2,3"] this is what ur getting with a implode and what are you passing in second example [1,2,3] see the difference.
– Akhilesh
Nov 25 '18 at 7:22
If you are already getting array don't implode it just pass it without implode. It will work.
– Akhilesh
Nov 25 '18 at 7:24
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When I want to implode I use $occu = implode(',',$_POST["occupation"]) and it implodes and the result is 1,2,4.
Now when I use $occu in query like below:
$total = DB::table('store')
->WhereIn('occupation_id',[$occu])
->get();
Then it only fetch the id 1 and not the 2 and 4.
But, if I use in this way:
$total = DB::table('store')
->WhereIn('occupation_id',[1,2,4])
->get();
Then it fetches all three ids.
Therefore, I want to know that why variable based implode first id is taken and not the other two.
php laravel
asked Nov 25 '18 at 6:06
user3706927user3706927
4410
When I want to implode I use $occu = implode(',',$_POST["occupation"]) and it implodes and the result is 1,2,4.
Now when I use $occu in query like below:
$total = DB::table('store')
->WhereIn('occupation_id',[$occu])
->get();
Then it only fetch the id 1 and not the 2 and 4.
But, if I use in this way:
$total = DB::table('store')
->WhereIn('occupation_id',[1,2,4])
->get();
Then it fetches all three ids.
Therefore, I want to know that why variable based implode first id is taken and not the other two.
php laravel
php laravel
asked Nov 25 '18 at 6:06
user3706927user3706927
4410
asked Nov 25 '18 at 6:06
user3706927user3706927
4410
asked Nov 25 '18 at 6:06
user3706927user3706927
4410
asked Nov 25 '18 at 6:06
user3706927user3706927
4410
asked Nov 25 '18 at 6:06
user3706927user3706927
4410
4410
In our second example its array but in you 1st example its string even if u put square brackets around it. For example ["1,2,3"] this is what ur getting with a implode and what are you passing in second example [1,2,3] see the difference.
– Akhilesh
Nov 25 '18 at 7:22
If you are already getting array don't implode it just pass it without implode. It will work.
– Akhilesh
Nov 25 '18 at 7:24
add a comment |
In our second example its array but in you 1st example its string even if u put square brackets around it. For example ["1,2,3"] this is what ur getting with a implode and what are you passing in second example [1,2,3] see the difference.
– Akhilesh
Nov 25 '18 at 7:22
If you are already getting array don't implode it just pass it without implode. It will work.
– Akhilesh
Nov 25 '18 at 7:24
In our second example its array but in you 1st example its string even if u put square brackets around it. For example ["1,2,3"] this is what ur getting with a implode and what are you passing in second example [1,2,3] see the difference.
– Akhilesh
Nov 25 '18 at 7:22
In our second example its array but in you 1st example its string even if u put square brackets around it. For example ["1,2,3"] this is what ur getting with a implode and what are you passing in second example [1,2,3] see the difference.
– Akhilesh
Nov 25 '18 at 7:22
If you are already getting array don't implode it just pass it without implode. It will work.
– Akhilesh
Nov 25 '18 at 7:24
If you are already getting array don't implode it just pass it without implode. It will work.
– Akhilesh
Nov 25 '18 at 7:24
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In Laravel, we need to provide array of values for whereIn function. But you are providing string with comma separated.
You should use this instead
$arrVal = $_POST['ids'];
$items = DB::table('store')
->whereIn('field', $arrVal)
->get();
Above is the example code. Please try this.
answered Nov 25 '18 at 6:21
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In Laravel, we need to provide array of values for whereIn function. But you are providing string with comma separated.
You should use this instead
$arrVal = $_POST['ids'];
$items = DB::table('store')
->whereIn('field', $arrVal)
->get();
Above is the example code. Please try this.
answered Nov 25 '18 at 6:21
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In Laravel, we need to provide array of values for whereIn function. But you are providing string with comma separated.
You should use this instead
$arrVal = $_POST['ids'];
$items = DB::table('store')
->whereIn('field', $arrVal)
->get();
Above is the example code. Please try this.
answered Nov 25 '18 at 6:21
Lucky SainiLucky Saini
2,6511536
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In Laravel, we need to provide array of values for whereIn function. But you are providing string with comma separated.
You should use this instead
$arrVal = $_POST['ids'];
$items = DB::table('store')
->whereIn('field', $arrVal)
->get();
Above is the example code. Please try this.
answered Nov 25 '18 at 6:21
Lucky SainiLucky Saini
2,6511536
In Laravel, we need to provide array of values for whereIn function. But you are providing string with comma separated.
You should use this instead
$arrVal = $_POST['ids'];
$items = DB::table('store')
->whereIn('field', $arrVal)
->get();
Above is the example code. Please try this.
answered Nov 25 '18 at 6:21
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In our second example its array but in you 1st example its string even if u put square brackets around it. For example ["1,2,3"] this is what ur getting with a implode and what are you passing in second example [1,2,3] see the difference.
– Akhilesh
Nov 25 '18 at 7:22
If you are already getting array don't implode it just pass it without implode. It will work.
– Akhilesh
Nov 25 '18 at 7:24