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Bankzilla

Reputation: 2096

Pod findRecords relationship

I create items using pods, I want to filter through the pods depending on what their relationship is.

Eg I have 2 relationships to pick from: "Good" or "Bad"

$pods_name = "attitude";
//get the specific pod object:
$thePod = new Pod($pods_name);
$thePod->findRecords(-1, "attitude.mood = Good");
//mood is the label of the relationship you can choose from (has
//the options between good or bad)

The problem with this is that it returns items in both Good and Bad. I can't see how they're linked in the database, is there a more specific way you have to call it to find the records of only items listed under "Good"?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 2023

Answers (1)

Scott Kingsley Clark
Scott Kingsley Clark

Reputation: 987

findRecords uses MySQL queries, you need to put your Good text into quotes.

Also, follow the documentation used at: http://podscms.org/codex/findrecords/

You likely are looking to use this code:

$thePod->findRecords('t.name', -1, 'attitude.mood = "Good"');

Though I suggest using the $params method:

$thePod->findRecords(array('orderby' => 't.name', 'limit' => -1, 'where' => 'attitude.mood = "Good"'));

Also, before putting something into findRecords dynamically (user-input), be sure to run esc_sql($value) on it before placing it into findRecords

Upvotes: 3

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