Three levels relationship

[zahidmuhammadzaki]

How i can relate 3 models in single call?

Just in case, i have 3 models:

• Market_model => Market_tree_model => Market_tree_pc_model

Can i call this in 1 call like this?

$this->market_model->with(array(
  'market_tree' => array(
    'with' => market_tree_pc
)))->get_all();

[dadenewyyt]

I guess you need to chain with the second text on the array like a method
call with the other model.

with()-> ...->with()
On May 23, 2016 2:04 AM, "Zahid" notifications@github.com wrote:

How i can relate 3 models in single call?

Just in case, i have 3 models:

• Market_model => Market_tree_model => Market_tree_pc_model

Can i call this in 1 call like this?

$this->market_model->with('market_tree' => array(
'with' => market_tree_pc
))->get_all();

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[dadenewyyt]

simply chain then with remove the arrays
On May 23, 2016 4:53 PM, dadenew.yyt@gmail.com wrote:

I guess you need to chain with the second text on the array like a method
call with the other model.

with()-> ...->with()
On May 23, 2016 2:04 AM, "Zahid" notifications@github.com wrote:

How i can relate 3 models in single call?

Just in case, i have 3 models:

• Market_model => Market_tree_model => Market_tree_pc_model

Can i call this in 1 call like this?

$this->market_model->with('market_tree' => array(
'with' => market_tree_pc
))->get_all();

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[zahidmuhammadzaki]

@dadenewyyt

Do you mean like this?
$this->market_model->with('market_tree')->with('market_tree_pc')->get_all();

But, it only works if

market_model (has many) => market_tree;
and
market_model (has many) => market_tree_pc;

What i mean is
market_model (has many) => market_tree (has_many) => market_tree_pc

and i want call tree of this in single call like below,
$this->market_model->with(array( 'market_tree' => array( 'with' => market_tree_pc )))->get_all();

[dadenewyyt]

Yes Zakir. To use the my Model you have to follow the rules With take a has
many or one to one relationship to refer as with. So if you want to give a
new meaning to with - you should modify it in my_model class = may be a new
name with_new .

On Tue, May 24, 2016 at 11:48 AM, Zahid notifications@github.com wrote:

@dadenewyyt https://github.com/dadenewyyt

Do you mean like this?

$this->market_model->with('market_tree')->with('market_tree_pc')->get_all();

But, it only works if

market_model (has many) => market_tree;

and

market_model (has many) => market_tree_pc;

What i mean is

market_model (has many) => market_tree (has_many) => market_tree_pc

and i want call tree of this in single call like below,

$this->market_model->with(array(
'market_tree' => array(
'with' => market_tree_pc
)))->get_all();

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Daniel Adenew
YYT Software Development
www.yytsoftware.com

[zahidmuhammadzaki]

My name is zahid :D

I see.
But i hope it can be the new feature in the new update..

Thank you :)