Q:

MySQL group_concat with where clause

I got this problem with Group_Concat and a where filter. In my table i got module names which are linked to a client. I want to search clients by module name, but in the group concat i still want to see all modules that are owned by the client. currently it will display all clients with those modules, but it will only display that specific module. I can't figure out how to make them both work together.
Any suggestions on how to get my expected result??
These are some basic tables and the query i tried along with results i get and the result i really wanted
Client
+--------------------+
| id      |  name    |
+--------------------+
| 1       | client1  |
| 2       | client2  |
| 3       | client3  |
| 4       | client4  |
+--------------------+

Module
+--------------------+
| id      |  name    |
+--------------------+
| 1       | module1  |
| 2       | module2  |
| 3       | module3  |
| 4       | module4  |
+--------------------+

Client_Module
+-------------------------+
| client_id  | module_id  |
+-------------------------+
| 1          | 2          |
| 1          | 3          |
| 2          | 1          |
| 2          | 2          |
| 2          | 4          |
| 3          | 4          |
| 4          | 1          |
| 4          | 2          |
| 4          | 3          |
| 4          | 4          |
+-------------------------+

Query:
SELECT     client.id, client.name, GROUP_CONCAT(module.name) AS modules
FROM       client
LEFT JOIN  client_module ON client_module.client_id = client.id
LEFT JOIN  module ON module.id = client_module.module.id
WHERE      module.id IN (1,2)

Results:
Received
+--------------------------------------------------+
| id     | name     | modules                      |
+--------------------------------------------------+
| 1      | client1  | module2                      |
| 2      | client2  | module1,module2              |
| 4      | client4  | module1,module2              |
+--------------------------------------------------+

Expected
+------------------------------------------------------+
| id     | name     | modules                          |
+------------------------------------------------------+
| 1      | client1  | module2,module3                  |
| 2      | client2  | module1,module2,module4          |
| 4      | client4  | module1,module2,module3,module4  |
+------------------------------------------------------+

A:

You can Try Like this.
SELECT     client.id, client.name, GROUP_CONCAT(module.name) AS modules
FROM       client
LEFT JOIN  client_module ON client_module.client_id = client.id
LEFT JOIN  module ON module.id = client_module.module_id
group by client.id Having Find_In_Set('module1',modules)>0 or Find_In_Set('module2',modules)>0

SQL Fiddle Demo

