08-01-2014, 05:27 AM
[eluser]Tim Brownlaw[/eluser]
So what is the actual code you are using with the "last query function" and without the "last query function".
From the error message, it appears that it's still seeing the where_not_in and there will be a reason!
Also try simplifying things by just doing a simple Select with a "where_not_in" and without a "where_not_in" and build your way back up.
It's simple to just create a test method in one of your existing controllers or make a test controller to setup and display the progress...
So create something simple - keep it... and then create another with added bits... That way you get to document what works and what doesn't.
So what is the actual code you are using with the "last query function" and without the "last query function".
From the error message, it appears that it's still seeing the where_not_in and there will be a reason!
Also try simplifying things by just doing a simple Select with a "where_not_in" and without a "where_not_in" and build your way back up.
It's simple to just create a test method in one of your existing controllers or make a test controller to setup and display the progress...
So create something simple - keep it... and then create another with added bits... That way you get to document what works and what doesn't.
