Grouping For A Query And Limiting Returned Data In Order Of IN()
I'm trying to pull some data from the database in which it's supposed to return 3 rows from each f.forumid in the order in which i have the forumids, however it seems to be returning all the data from the table, what am i doing wrong?
PHP Code:
SELECT t.threadid, t.title, t.lastpost, t.forumid, t.open, t.replycount, t.postusername, t.postuserid, t.lastposter, t.dateline, t.views, t.firstpostid, f.title AS forumtitle, p.pagetext AS preview
FROM thread t
INNER JOIN forum f ON (t.forumid = f.forumid) AND t.visible = 1
LEFT JOIN post p ON(p.postid = t.firstpostid)
WHERE t.forumid IN(200,250,2,30,15,60,70,90)
GROUP BY f.title, t.title
HAVING COUNT(*) <= 3
ORDER BY f.forumid, t.dateline DESC
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