Reputation: 197
Hoping this is just a case of syntax.
I'm writing a custom search function for Wordpress and it's all working great except I'd like to exclude a couple of results dependant on their ID's.
This works ok with one ID
$sqlp_page ="select ID, post_title, post_name, post_excerpt from wp_posts where post_type='page' and ID != '236' ";
$sqlp_page .="and post_status='publish' ";
$sqlp_page .="and (post_title like '%".$_GET['s']."%' ";
$sqlp_page .="or post_content like '%".$_GET['s']."%') ";
$sqlp_page .="and post_status='publish' ";
$sqlp_page .="order by id ASC ";
But I can't seem to pass in more than one value for the ID. I have searched the net and tried several different ways but nothing seems to work for me.
$sqlp_page ="select ID, post_title, post_name, post_excerpt from wp_posts where post_type='page' and ID != '236,239' ";
Or
$sqlp_page ="select ID, post_title, post_name, post_excerpt from wp_posts where post_type='page' and ID != '236' or '239' ";
And
$sqlp_page .="and ID != '236' ";
$sqlp_page .="and ID != '239' ";
But nothing seems to work. Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
Upvotes: 3
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