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WHERE IN clause

Guys, why this returns me only first (1) record?

$types = '1,2,3';
$estateTypes = EstateType::find(array(
    'conditions' => 'id IN (?1)',
    'bind' => (array(1 => $types))
));

If I use it like this

$estateTypes = EstateType::find(array(
    'conditions' => 'id IN (1,2,3)'
));

it returns all records matched.



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answer

Because a single value is being bound, this is the same as:

$estateTypes = EstateType::find(array(
    'conditions' => 'id IN ("1,2,3")'
));


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My mistake... Looks like it's too late for coding, gonna sleep a while :) Thanks @Phalcon