When doing a ORDER function, you cannot pass along the direction it should order by
It returns a FALSE statement. Checking LINE 493 I can clearly see its not being passed as an array ... and when I FAKE it being an array the "$stack[] = $this->column_quote($column) . ' ' . $value;" does not function.
Below is the example SELECT statement I am running.
EX:
<!--BREAKS-->
$techs = $this->medoo()->select("stat_technicians", // DB Table
["id","l_name"], // DB Columns
["ORDER" => "l_name ASC"]
);
<!--WORKS-->
$techs = $this->medoo()->select("stat_technicians", // DB Table
["id","l_name"], // DB Columns
["ORDER" => "l_name"]
);
UPDATE
<!--WORKS ... But doesn't SORT-->
$techs = $this->medoo()->select("stat_technicians", // DB Table
["id","l_name"], // DB Columns
["ORDER" => "stat_technicians.l_name ASC"]
);
Medoo V = 1.1.2
When doing a ORDER function, you cannot pass along the direction it should order by
It returns a FALSE statement. Checking LINE 493 I can clearly see its not being passed as an array ... and when I FAKE it being an array the "$stack[] = $this->column_quote($column) . ' ' . $value;" does not function.
Below is the example SELECT statement I am running.
EX: