Thread Starter
caddoo
(@caddoo)
Looking into query.php
I can see wordpress uses the MySQL syntax ‘IN’ and MySQL will never return the same row twice.
} elseif ( $q['post__in'] ) {
$post__in = implode(',', array_map( 'absint', $q['post__in'] ));
$where .= " AND {$wpdb->posts}.ID IN ($post__in)";
Ill have to write my own option i think and hook it into WP_Query
Thread Starter
caddoo
(@caddoo)
The reason i’m using WP_Query is so i can use the inbuilt pagination.
Doing it without the WP loop will prevent this if im right?
