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How to use AES_ENCRYPT on mysql inserts w/ CI? - El Forum - 11-04-2008 [eluser]jamie young[/eluser] I am new to CI, and was happy to see w/ just a few changes to my existing code I had it working in CI. I want to switch my DB inserts from standard queries over to CI's active record inserts but I have not found a way to deal with AES_ENCRYPT calls. I had a query like this: Code: $query = "INSERT INTO user Which I have converted to this: Code: $this->db->set('email', $data['email']); I am not sure how to get the password line in there though. How to use AES_ENCRYPT on mysql inserts w/ CI? - El Forum - 11-04-2008 [eluser]GSV Sleeper Service[/eluser] you don't have to use Active Record, in cases like this I'd just use the raw SQL you have in your first example. eg Code: $this->db->simple_query($query); How to use AES_ENCRYPT on mysql inserts w/ CI? - El Forum - 11-04-2008 [eluser]Pascal Kriete[/eluser] Alternatively, if you want to continue using AR, you can turn off escaping for that particular clause. Code: $this->db->set('password', "AES_ENCRYPT('{$data['password']}', 'xxx')", FALSE); |