Thank you so much, this is extremely helpful and informative. I really really liked your videos and teaching techniques. This channel is one of the best on RUclips. 🙂
Can you make videos about complex queries in Laravel, both eloquent and query builder a comparison of them? And using closures in queries like the use of anonymous functions.
i need to fetch users with all posts and active posts in separate , so i have a post function in my user model. is that possible to call post inside with () in laravel ? like user ::with('posts')->with('posts'=>fun (qry){ qry-> where('isactive',1)}) ... It returns only one posts , so is there any other options ? Or do i need to create another function for active posts in my model ??
The syntax that you are using is not supported yet. For that you need to create another relationship method named "activePosts" and use it like this: In the User model, public function posts() { return $this->hasMany(Post::class); } public function activePosts() { return $this->posts()->where('isactive', 1); } Then you can access it like this: User::with(["posts", "activePosts"])->get(); If you do it like this, then it will be reusable.
I have three tables namely: category, subcategory, and services respectively. Now I want relationships between these tables as a category has many subcategories, then each subcategory has many services. so can you help me how to resolve such type of relations for this scenario
I guess that you are trying to directly get the services from the category. In that case you can do it like this. Make sure there is 'category_id' column in sub_categories table and 'sub_category_id' column in services table. class Category extends Model { /** * Get all of the deployments for the project. */ public function deployments() { return $this->hasManyThrough(Service::class, SubCategory::class); } }
Thank you for this amazing tutorials! I would like to ask you to make an advanced tutorial with grouping records with goupBy clause. Specificaly how to create a list with articles grouped by year, by month, by week - ierarchicaly. Best regards!
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Thank you so much, this is extremely helpful and informative. I really really liked your videos and teaching techniques. This channel is one of the best on RUclips. 🙂
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Can you make videos about complex queries in Laravel, both eloquent and query builder a comparison of them? And using closures in queries like the use of anonymous functions.
Thank you for the idea. I will note this and make a video dedicated to it in the future.
Thank you for video. Can we use this more than 3 tables?
i need to fetch users with all posts and active posts in separate , so i have a post function in my user model. is that possible to call post inside with () in laravel ? like user ::with('posts')->with('posts'=>fun (qry){ qry-> where('isactive',1)}) ... It returns only one posts , so is there any other options ? Or do i need to create another function for active posts in my model ??
The syntax that you are using is not supported yet.
For that you need to create another relationship method named "activePosts" and use it like this:
In the User model,
public function posts()
{
return $this->hasMany(Post::class);
}
public function activePosts()
{
return $this->posts()->where('isactive', 1);
}
Then you can access it like this:
User::with(["posts", "activePosts"])->get();
If you do it like this, then it will be reusable.
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I have three tables namely: category, subcategory, and services respectively. Now I want relationships between these tables as a category has many subcategories, then each subcategory has many services. so can you help me how to resolve such type of relations for this scenario
I guess that you are trying to directly get the services from the category. In that case you can do it like this.
Make sure there is 'category_id' column in sub_categories table and 'sub_category_id' column in services table.
class Category extends Model
{
/**
* Get all of the deployments for the project.
*/
public function deployments()
{
return $this->hasManyThrough(Service::class, SubCategory::class);
}
}
Thank you for this amazing tutorials! I would like to ask you to make an advanced tutorial with grouping records with goupBy clause. Specificaly how to create a list with articles grouped by year, by month, by week - ierarchicaly. Best regards!
Thanks for the video idea. I will definitely make one
How can i show users in blade please reply
You can make belongs to relationships in posts and get user from that
@@Laratips please explain i am new to relationship so if you can explain i will be thakfull
I already have video on all the relationship in laravel. You can check my channel
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Thanks, I learned new things
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