I have a situation where I would like to populate an array with variables.
(I am trying to work around(hack around) the Worpress lack of ability to query more than one post using query_posts(p=49).)

Here is a raw example:

I have an array $result which holds numbers only. (In this case, post ID results from a Wordpress query)

This is how to query more than one post as per WP forum moderator:

$args = array(
'post_type' => 'post',
'post__in' => array(65,49,32) // etc.
);
query_posts($args);

Of course, I'd like to stick the ID's that my $results array holds into this 'post__in' => array instead of manually inputting ID's(65,49,32 // numbers for example only) since it is dynamic data.

I hope I made this clear enough. Perhaps my brain is not working today!

Thanks in advance!

I told you my brain wasn't working today! I had a typo in my code variables!!!

Sorry to bother!!

Now I must beg the php gods of Webmaster talk to not come down on me!

Solved.

You have dissappointed the gods, now feel our wrath!

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Thanx lizciz. LOL

I knew no one could resist.

Sometimes my brain finding the answer is like me finding 35 flat-head screwdrivers when I need the phillips. It only works after I don't need it...(e-hem...or after I post a stupid question.)

I have redeemed myself though and seek amnesty from the gods, I have solved(ok, sort of hacked) the riddle of displaying Wordpress posts based on multiple custom field meta_compare queries all while still allowing native WP pagination and without writing a SELECT query.

(For the record: you can't have more than one meta_compare for custom fields in a query_posts().)