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@@ 4216-4222 (lines=7) @@
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| 4213 |
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if (is_array($op_and_value) && isset($op_and_value[2]) && $op_and_value[2] == true) { |
| 4214 |
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return $operator . SP . $this->_deduce_column_name_from_query_param($value); |
| 4215 |
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} |
| 4216 |
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if (in_array($operator, $this->_in_style_operators) && is_array($value)) { |
| 4217 |
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//in this case, the value should be an array, or at least a comma-separated list |
| 4218 |
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//it will need to handle a little differently |
| 4219 |
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$cleaned_value = $this->_construct_in_value($value, $field_obj); |
| 4220 |
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//note: $cleaned_value has already been run through $wpdb->prepare() |
| 4221 |
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return $operator . SP . $cleaned_value; |
| 4222 |
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} |
| 4223 |
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if (in_array($operator, $this->_between_style_operators) && is_array($value)) { |
| 4224 |
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//the value should be an array with count of two. |
| 4225 |
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if (count($value) !== 2) { |
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| 4256 |
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//remove other junk. So just treat it as a string. |
| 4257 |
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return $operator . SP . $this->_wpdb_prepare_using_field($value, '%s'); |
| 4258 |
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} |
| 4259 |
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if (! in_array($operator, $this->_in_style_operators) && ! is_array($value)) { |
| 4260 |
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return $operator . SP . $this->_wpdb_prepare_using_field($value, $field_obj); |
| 4261 |
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} |
| 4262 |
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if (in_array($operator, $this->_in_style_operators) && ! is_array($value)) { |
| 4263 |
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throw new EE_Error( |
| 4264 |
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sprintf( |