In PHP, I get this back:
array(1096) {
[0]=>
array(2) {
["exuid"]=>
string(36) "c056b5ce-3b0c-4494-858a-cf184b904dc3"
[0]=>
string(36) "c056b5ce-3b0c-4494-858a-cf184b904dc3"
}
[1]=>
array(2) {
["exuid"]=>
string(36) "8a6262c6-a4e0-41a4-8a47-ecaf5f79c2d5"
[0]=>
string(36) "8a6262c6-a4e0-41a4-8a47-ecaf5f79c2d5"
}
[2]=>
array(2) {
["exuid"]=>
string(36) "728cb9b6-6240-470f-87d5-706af554cd0b"
[0]=>
string(36) "728cb9b6-6240-470f-87d5-706af554cd0b"
}
[3]=>
array(2) {
["exuid"]=>
string(36) "a26d0fdd-9a9b-4611-8c41-3d2c9b012988"
[0]=>
string(36) "a26d0fdd-9a9b-4611-8c41-3d2c9b012988"
}
ETC
What I need to end up with is defining a variable that contains all the exuid returned separated by commas. Like this:
$something = 'c056b5ce-3b0c-4494-858a-cf184b904dc3', '8a6262c6-a4e0-41a4-8a47-ecaf5f79c2d5', '728cb9b6-6240-470f-87d5-706af554cd0b', 'a26d0fdd-9a9b-4611-8c41-3d2c9b012988'
I need it in this format to push into another query:
where `exuid` in ($something)
But I can't parse this correctly. If I do var dump($result) I get the array shown above. If I do var dump($result[0]['exuid']) I get the first value back (c056b5ce-3b0c-4494-858a-cf184b904dc3), but not the others. How do I parse this and format it in the way I need it?
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