$data = array('user_id' => $userID, 'groups' => maybe_serialize($groups));$wpdb->insert('table', $data);To get it back into an array, use
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Using Arrays in WordPress Database
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If you want to insert an array, you can use the 'maybe_serialize()' function like:
To get it back into an array, use
To get it back into an array, use
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