PHP / Laravel - Combine result (Model relationship)
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Right now I have below data:
Now the problem with above is, that it's creating a new array for each entry in my database.
I would very much like to get below output:
The difference is here that:
- All the routes that are the same, should be grouped. So if the
Routeis the same, it should be under the same route list. If the
Carrierunder the route is the same, then it should be under that route and carrierIf the route is different, it should start a new list (**Route: XYZ to XYZ)
Current Code:
Controller.php:
public function show()
{
$routes = Routes::where('id', '>=', 1)
->with('routeStops', 'getVessel')
->get()
->toArray();
foreach ($routes as $key => $value) {
echo '<h2>Route: ' . $value['origin'] . ' to ' . $value['destination'] . '</h2>';
$carrier = Carriers::where('id', $value['get_vessel']['carriers_id'])->first()->name;
echo 'Carrier: ' . $carrier . '';
dump($value);
}
}
This is my models:
Routes.php
/**
* Get the route stop associated with this route.
*/
public function routeStops()
{
return $this->hasMany('AppRouteStops', 'route_id');
}
/**
* Get the vessel record associated with this route.
*/
public function getVessel()
{
return $this->belongsTo('AppVessels', 'vessel_id');
}
How can I do so I achieve the 2nd desired output?
php laravel relationship
asked Nov 12 at 20:36
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Right now I have below data:
Now the problem with above is, that it's creating a new array for each entry in my database.
I would very much like to get below output:
The difference is here that:
- All the routes that are the same, should be grouped. So if the
Routeis the same, it should be under the same route list. If the
Carrierunder the route is the same, then it should be under that route and carrierIf the route is different, it should start a new list (**Route: XYZ to XYZ)
Current Code:
Controller.php:
public function show()
{
$routes = Routes::where('id', '>=', 1)
->with('routeStops', 'getVessel')
->get()
->toArray();
foreach ($routes as $key => $value) {
echo '<h2>Route: ' . $value['origin'] . ' to ' . $value['destination'] . '</h2>';
$carrier = Carriers::where('id', $value['get_vessel']['carriers_id'])->first()->name;
echo 'Carrier: ' . $carrier . '';
dump($value);
}
}
This is my models:
Routes.php
/**
* Get the route stop associated with this route.
*/
public function routeStops()
{
return $this->hasMany('AppRouteStops', 'route_id');
}
/**
* Get the vessel record associated with this route.
*/
public function getVessel()
{
return $this->belongsTo('AppVessels', 'vessel_id');
}
How can I do so I achieve the 2nd desired output?
php laravel relationship
asked Nov 12 at 20:36
oliverbj
2,085165591
Please rework your question so as not to rely on screenshots of "data" and show what effort you have made to solve any problems yourself.
– miken32
Nov 12 at 20:59
@miken32 - I have posted the code below the screenshots. I can replace the screenshots with the array strings, but thought it might be more useful to see the desired output visually. I don't know what more code to post, as I am stuck.
– oliverbj
Nov 12 at 21:03
For someone without images enabled, it's much less useful. "Right now I have below data: The difference is here that:..."
– miken32
Nov 12 at 21:05
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Right now I have below data:
Now the problem with above is, that it's creating a new array for each entry in my database.
I would very much like to get below output:
The difference is here that:
- All the routes that are the same, should be grouped. So if the
Routeis the same, it should be under the same route list. If the
Carrierunder the route is the same, then it should be under that route and carrierIf the route is different, it should start a new list (**Route: XYZ to XYZ)
Current Code:
Controller.php:
public function show()
{
$routes = Routes::where('id', '>=', 1)
->with('routeStops', 'getVessel')
->get()
->toArray();
foreach ($routes as $key => $value) {
echo '<h2>Route: ' . $value['origin'] . ' to ' . $value['destination'] . '</h2>';
$carrier = Carriers::where('id', $value['get_vessel']['carriers_id'])->first()->name;
echo 'Carrier: ' . $carrier . '';
dump($value);
}
}
This is my models:
Routes.php
/**
* Get the route stop associated with this route.
*/
public function routeStops()
{
return $this->hasMany('AppRouteStops', 'route_id');
}
/**
* Get the vessel record associated with this route.
*/
public function getVessel()
{
return $this->belongsTo('AppVessels', 'vessel_id');
}
How can I do so I achieve the 2nd desired output?
php laravel relationship
asked Nov 12 at 20:36
oliverbj
2,085165591
Right now I have below data:
Now the problem with above is, that it's creating a new array for each entry in my database.
I would very much like to get below output:
The difference is here that:
- All the routes that are the same, should be grouped. So if the
Routeis the same, it should be under the same route list. If the
Carrierunder the route is the same, then it should be under that route and carrierIf the route is different, it should start a new list (**Route: XYZ to XYZ)
Current Code:
Controller.php:
public function show()
{
$routes = Routes::where('id', '>=', 1)
->with('routeStops', 'getVessel')
->get()
->toArray();
foreach ($routes as $key => $value) {
echo '<h2>Route: ' . $value['origin'] . ' to ' . $value['destination'] . '</h2>';
$carrier = Carriers::where('id', $value['get_vessel']['carriers_id'])->first()->name;
echo 'Carrier: ' . $carrier . '';
dump($value);
}
}
This is my models:
Routes.php
/**
* Get the route stop associated with this route.
*/
public function routeStops()
{
return $this->hasMany('AppRouteStops', 'route_id');
}
/**
* Get the vessel record associated with this route.
*/
public function getVessel()
{
return $this->belongsTo('AppVessels', 'vessel_id');
}
How can I do so I achieve the 2nd desired output?
php laravel relationship
php laravel relationship
asked Nov 12 at 20:36
oliverbj
2,085165591
asked Nov 12 at 20:36
oliverbj
2,085165591
asked Nov 12 at 20:36
oliverbj
2,085165591
asked Nov 12 at 20:36
oliverbj
2,085165591
asked Nov 12 at 20:36
oliverbj
2,085165591
2,085165591
Please rework your question so as not to rely on screenshots of "data" and show what effort you have made to solve any problems yourself.
– miken32
Nov 12 at 20:59
@miken32 - I have posted the code below the screenshots. I can replace the screenshots with the array strings, but thought it might be more useful to see the desired output visually. I don't know what more code to post, as I am stuck.
– oliverbj
Nov 12 at 21:03
For someone without images enabled, it's much less useful. "Right now I have below data: The difference is here that:..."
– miken32
Nov 12 at 21:05
add a comment |
Please rework your question so as not to rely on screenshots of "data" and show what effort you have made to solve any problems yourself.
– miken32
Nov 12 at 20:59
@miken32 - I have posted the code below the screenshots. I can replace the screenshots with the array strings, but thought it might be more useful to see the desired output visually. I don't know what more code to post, as I am stuck.
– oliverbj
Nov 12 at 21:03
For someone without images enabled, it's much less useful. "Right now I have below data: The difference is here that:..."
– miken32
Nov 12 at 21:05
Please rework your question so as not to rely on screenshots of "data" and show what effort you have made to solve any problems yourself.
– miken32
Nov 12 at 20:59
Please rework your question so as not to rely on screenshots of "data" and show what effort you have made to solve any problems yourself.
– miken32
Nov 12 at 20:59
@miken32 - I have posted the code below the screenshots. I can replace the screenshots with the array strings, but thought it might be more useful to see the desired output visually. I don't know what more code to post, as I am stuck.
– oliverbj
Nov 12 at 21:03
@miken32 - I have posted the code below the screenshots. I can replace the screenshots with the array strings, but thought it might be more useful to see the desired output visually. I don't know what more code to post, as I am stuck.
– oliverbj
Nov 12 at 21:03
For someone without images enabled, it's much less useful. "Right now I have below data: The difference is here that:..."
– miken32
Nov 12 at 21:05
For someone without images enabled, it's much less useful. "Right now I have below data: The difference is here that:..."
– miken32
Nov 12 at 21:05
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Please rework your question so as not to rely on screenshots of "data" and show what effort you have made to solve any problems yourself.
– miken32
Nov 12 at 20:59
@miken32 - I have posted the code below the screenshots. I can replace the screenshots with the array strings, but thought it might be more useful to see the desired output visually. I don't know what more code to post, as I am stuck.
– oliverbj
Nov 12 at 21:03
For someone without images enabled, it's much less useful. "Right now I have below data: The difference is here that:..."
– miken32
Nov 12 at 21:05