Hey there
I have been toying around with the following code for a few days:
<?php
//Gets the tokens defined in the array $tokensToGet, with the language
defined by $languageId
public static function GetTokens($tokensToGet, $languageId)
{
$query =
@"SELECT
Name,
Value
FROM
InterfaceLanguageTokens
WHERE
Name IN (?) AND
InterfaceLanguageId = ?";
$tokens = array();
$mysqli = Database::Connect();
if($stmt = $mysqli->prepare($query))
{
$stmt->bind_param('si', $tokensToGet, $language);
$stmt->Execute();
$stmt->Bind_result($name, $value);
while($stmt->fetch())
{
$tokens [] = array("name" => $name, "value" => $value);
}
$stmt->Close();
}
$mysqli->close();
return $tokens;
}
?>
The problem is this: WHERE NAME IN (?) - I would consider it logical that
the prepare statement can take a type of array - in this case an array of
strings that I then with the bind_param statement, with the type "s".
Unfortunately this doesn't work.
To get around this problem I have to go around the problem and use string
gymnastics - something like this: $tokensToGetString = "'" . implode("','",
$tokensToGet) . "'" and add that instead of the (?).
I hope you can help me out in this matter. Thank you in advance.
Hans Henrik Petersen
System Developer
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