I’m trying to order by a specific list of IDs (dynamicall). I went down the route of trying to build up a case statement but found that difficult, and then I found this stackoverflow which suggested using ORDER BY array_position(ARRAY['f', 'p', 'i', 'a']::varchar[], x_field)

So I tried that in my fragment: |> order_by([p, pt], fragment("array_position(ARRAY[?]::int[], ?)", ^ids, p.id)) but my ids are being interpreted as a charlist [88], and I imagine this isn’t a valid way to pass data around perhaps? I also tried building up a string of “id,id” and using string_to_array but didn’t have luck there either.

Is there something I’m missing..or is this approach just flawed from the start.