I have 2 queries:
$genres = $this->db->select('Group_Concat(intGenreId) strDJGenres')
->from('tblDJGenres')
->where('intDJId', $this->session->userdata('non_admin_userid'))
->get()
->row();
$results = $this->db->select('tblTracks.*, tblGenres.strName as strGenreName')
->from('tblTracks')
->join('tblGenres', 'tblTracks.intGenreId = tblGenres.intGenreId', 'left')
->where_in('tblTracks.intGenreId', $genres->strDJGenres)
->get()
->result();
The first query is returning a string such as
'1,2,3,4,8,6,5,7,45,66'
which I am using in my where_in clause on the second query. The issue is that with this string, it is writing the SQL like:
SELECT `tblTracks`.*, `tblGenres`.`strName` as strGenreName FROM (`tblTracks`) LEFT JOIN `tblGenres` ON `tblTracks`.`intGenreId` = `tblGenres`.`intGenreId` WHERE `tblTracks`.`intGenreId` IN ('1,2,3,4,8,6,5,7,45,66')
With the quote around it, it is treated as a single value. How can I get the second query to perform how I want it? ie
.... where `tblTracks`.`intGenreId` IN (1,2,3,4,8,6,5,7,45,66)