Monday, March 13, 2017

Laravel eloquent possible bug?

I want to join two tables and filter on a field in the joined table. I don't think the actual tables matter in this question, but it's a table with dates joined with a table with the event info, so there are more dates possible for 1 event. I made this eloquent line:

Event_date::whereRaw('startdate >= curdate() OR enddate >= curdate()')->whereHas('Event', function($q){$q->where("approved",true );})->orderBy('startdate', 'asc')->orderBy('enddate', 'asc')->toSql());

the filter doesn't work though. So thats why i added the ->toSql() to the line. I get the following back:

select * from `event_dates` where startdate >= curdate() OR enddate >= curdate() and exists (select * from `events` where `event_dates`.`event_id` = `events`.`id` and `approved` = ?) order by `startdate` asc, `enddate` asc

You see that the 'where("approved",true )' results in 'where ..... and and approved = ?)' Where does the questionmark come from??? I tried diferent things, like '1', 1, 'True', True, true, 'true'...everything comes back as a questionmark.

Any suggestions??

Thanks!

Erwin



via Erwin Van Maasakkers

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