Laravel 5: How to use 'where' or 'orderBy' using eloquent?










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First things first, this is not a duplicate of Laravel 4: how to "order by" using Eloquent ORM



I have this model User, then I have this other model Idea. I'm writting a view with the details of the user, and I want to post all the ideas the user has suggested. Now, the ideas have a status, the first status is "DRAFT", that means only the user who posted the idea can review it, the idea should not be shown to other users looking at the profile.



Using eloquent I could do something like:



@foreach($user->idea as $idea)
...display details...
@endforeach


My problem is that this approach would cycle through all ideas AND in the order where they were introduced. I can add an @if to show only what I want, like



@foreach($user->idea as $idea)
@if($idea->status !='DRAFT')
...show the idea...
@endif
@endforeach


But I don't think it's the smart way to do it, I'd like to do something like



$ideas = $user->idea->where('status', '<>', 'DRAFT')


and then cycle through the $ideas variable, or at least, I'd like somtehing like



$ideas = $user->idea->orderBy('created_at', 'desc')


But I have no idea on how to do it.










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    First things first, this is not a duplicate of Laravel 4: how to "order by" using Eloquent ORM



    I have this model User, then I have this other model Idea. I'm writting a view with the details of the user, and I want to post all the ideas the user has suggested. Now, the ideas have a status, the first status is "DRAFT", that means only the user who posted the idea can review it, the idea should not be shown to other users looking at the profile.



    Using eloquent I could do something like:



    @foreach($user->idea as $idea)
    ...display details...
    @endforeach


    My problem is that this approach would cycle through all ideas AND in the order where they were introduced. I can add an @if to show only what I want, like



    @foreach($user->idea as $idea)
    @if($idea->status !='DRAFT')
    ...show the idea...
    @endif
    @endforeach


    But I don't think it's the smart way to do it, I'd like to do something like



    $ideas = $user->idea->where('status', '<>', 'DRAFT')


    and then cycle through the $ideas variable, or at least, I'd like somtehing like



    $ideas = $user->idea->orderBy('created_at', 'desc')


    But I have no idea on how to do it.










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      First things first, this is not a duplicate of Laravel 4: how to "order by" using Eloquent ORM



      I have this model User, then I have this other model Idea. I'm writting a view with the details of the user, and I want to post all the ideas the user has suggested. Now, the ideas have a status, the first status is "DRAFT", that means only the user who posted the idea can review it, the idea should not be shown to other users looking at the profile.



      Using eloquent I could do something like:



      @foreach($user->idea as $idea)
      ...display details...
      @endforeach


      My problem is that this approach would cycle through all ideas AND in the order where they were introduced. I can add an @if to show only what I want, like



      @foreach($user->idea as $idea)
      @if($idea->status !='DRAFT')
      ...show the idea...
      @endif
      @endforeach


      But I don't think it's the smart way to do it, I'd like to do something like



      $ideas = $user->idea->where('status', '<>', 'DRAFT')


      and then cycle through the $ideas variable, or at least, I'd like somtehing like



      $ideas = $user->idea->orderBy('created_at', 'desc')


      But I have no idea on how to do it.










      share|improve this question














      First things first, this is not a duplicate of Laravel 4: how to "order by" using Eloquent ORM



      I have this model User, then I have this other model Idea. I'm writting a view with the details of the user, and I want to post all the ideas the user has suggested. Now, the ideas have a status, the first status is "DRAFT", that means only the user who posted the idea can review it, the idea should not be shown to other users looking at the profile.



      Using eloquent I could do something like:



      @foreach($user->idea as $idea)
      ...display details...
      @endforeach


      My problem is that this approach would cycle through all ideas AND in the order where they were introduced. I can add an @if to show only what I want, like



      @foreach($user->idea as $idea)
      @if($idea->status !='DRAFT')
      ...show the idea...
      @endif
      @endforeach


      But I don't think it's the smart way to do it, I'd like to do something like



      $ideas = $user->idea->where('status', '<>', 'DRAFT')


      and then cycle through the $ideas variable, or at least, I'd like somtehing like



      $ideas = $user->idea->orderBy('created_at', 'desc')


      But I have no idea on how to do it.







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          You can do it like this:



          $ideas = $user->idea()
          ->where('status', '<>', 'DRAFT')
          ->orderBy('created_at', 'desc')
          ->get();


          When you use ->idea() it will start a query.



          For more information about how to query a relationship: https://laravel.com/docs/5.7/eloquent-relationships#querying-relations






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          • Thanks a lot! I missed the first () and the get(). Duh!

            – luisfer
            Nov 14 '18 at 19:37











          • @luisfer No problem! Have a nice day. :)

            – Chin Leung
            Nov 14 '18 at 19:38


















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          You can user where clause like this



          DB::table('products_to_categories')
          ->where('categories_id', $id )
          ->update([
          'categories_id' => $unassigned_cat_id
          ]);


          and you can use orderBy clause like this



          DB::table('products_to_categories')
          ->where('categories_id', $id )
          ->orderBy('subId','DESC');





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          • Thanks! I was looking not to use the query builder, but that's perfect also, thanks!

            – luisfer
            Nov 19 '18 at 23:36










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          You can do it like this:



          $ideas = $user->idea()
          ->where('status', '<>', 'DRAFT')
          ->orderBy('created_at', 'desc')
          ->get();


          When you use ->idea() it will start a query.



          For more information about how to query a relationship: https://laravel.com/docs/5.7/eloquent-relationships#querying-relations






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          • Thanks a lot! I missed the first () and the get(). Duh!

            – luisfer
            Nov 14 '18 at 19:37











          • @luisfer No problem! Have a nice day. :)

            – Chin Leung
            Nov 14 '18 at 19:38















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          You can do it like this:



          $ideas = $user->idea()
          ->where('status', '<>', 'DRAFT')
          ->orderBy('created_at', 'desc')
          ->get();


          When you use ->idea() it will start a query.



          For more information about how to query a relationship: https://laravel.com/docs/5.7/eloquent-relationships#querying-relations






          share|improve this answer

























          • Thanks a lot! I missed the first () and the get(). Duh!

            – luisfer
            Nov 14 '18 at 19:37











          • @luisfer No problem! Have a nice day. :)

            – Chin Leung
            Nov 14 '18 at 19:38













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          You can do it like this:



          $ideas = $user->idea()
          ->where('status', '<>', 'DRAFT')
          ->orderBy('created_at', 'desc')
          ->get();


          When you use ->idea() it will start a query.



          For more information about how to query a relationship: https://laravel.com/docs/5.7/eloquent-relationships#querying-relations






          share|improve this answer















          You can do it like this:



          $ideas = $user->idea()
          ->where('status', '<>', 'DRAFT')
          ->orderBy('created_at', 'desc')
          ->get();


          When you use ->idea() it will start a query.



          For more information about how to query a relationship: https://laravel.com/docs/5.7/eloquent-relationships#querying-relations







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          answered Nov 14 '18 at 19:10









          Chin LeungChin Leung

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          • Thanks a lot! I missed the first () and the get(). Duh!

            – luisfer
            Nov 14 '18 at 19:37











          • @luisfer No problem! Have a nice day. :)

            – Chin Leung
            Nov 14 '18 at 19:38

















          • Thanks a lot! I missed the first () and the get(). Duh!

            – luisfer
            Nov 14 '18 at 19:37











          • @luisfer No problem! Have a nice day. :)

            – Chin Leung
            Nov 14 '18 at 19:38
















          Thanks a lot! I missed the first () and the get(). Duh!

          – luisfer
          Nov 14 '18 at 19:37





          Thanks a lot! I missed the first () and the get(). Duh!

          – luisfer
          Nov 14 '18 at 19:37













          @luisfer No problem! Have a nice day. :)

          – Chin Leung
          Nov 14 '18 at 19:38





          @luisfer No problem! Have a nice day. :)

          – Chin Leung
          Nov 14 '18 at 19:38













          1














          You can user where clause like this



          DB::table('products_to_categories')
          ->where('categories_id', $id )
          ->update([
          'categories_id' => $unassigned_cat_id
          ]);


          and you can use orderBy clause like this



          DB::table('products_to_categories')
          ->where('categories_id', $id )
          ->orderBy('subId','DESC');





          share|improve this answer























          • Thanks! I was looking not to use the query builder, but that's perfect also, thanks!

            – luisfer
            Nov 19 '18 at 23:36















          1














          You can user where clause like this



          DB::table('products_to_categories')
          ->where('categories_id', $id )
          ->update([
          'categories_id' => $unassigned_cat_id
          ]);


          and you can use orderBy clause like this



          DB::table('products_to_categories')
          ->where('categories_id', $id )
          ->orderBy('subId','DESC');





          share|improve this answer























          • Thanks! I was looking not to use the query builder, but that's perfect also, thanks!

            – luisfer
            Nov 19 '18 at 23:36













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          You can user where clause like this



          DB::table('products_to_categories')
          ->where('categories_id', $id )
          ->update([
          'categories_id' => $unassigned_cat_id
          ]);


          and you can use orderBy clause like this



          DB::table('products_to_categories')
          ->where('categories_id', $id )
          ->orderBy('subId','DESC');





          share|improve this answer













          You can user where clause like this



          DB::table('products_to_categories')
          ->where('categories_id', $id )
          ->update([
          'categories_id' => $unassigned_cat_id
          ]);


          and you can use orderBy clause like this



          DB::table('products_to_categories')
          ->where('categories_id', $id )
          ->orderBy('subId','DESC');






          share|improve this answer












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          • Thanks! I was looking not to use the query builder, but that's perfect also, thanks!

            – luisfer
            Nov 19 '18 at 23:36

















          • Thanks! I was looking not to use the query builder, but that's perfect also, thanks!

            – luisfer
            Nov 19 '18 at 23:36
















          Thanks! I was looking not to use the query builder, but that's perfect also, thanks!

          – luisfer
          Nov 19 '18 at 23:36





          Thanks! I was looking not to use the query builder, but that's perfect also, thanks!

          – luisfer
          Nov 19 '18 at 23:36

















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