obey table prefix, if defined in database connection

[thyseus]

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[marksalmon]

Thanks,

I haven't used table prefixes in Laravel before.

Do you not need to concatenate an extra '.' between the prefix and the column name?

$query->whereRaw('LOWER(' . ($this->tablePrefix ? $this->tablePrefix . '.' : '') . $column . ') like ?', [mb_strtolower("%$value%")]);

instead of:

$query->whereRaw('LOWER(' . $this->tablePrefix . $column . ') like ?', [mb_strtolower("%$value%")]);

[thyseus]

Actually having a . inside a sql table name is very uncommon. Never encountered that in my life. _ is common. I am not even sure if SQL supports that. If you need a . inside your sql tables you would write it in your variable like TABLE_PREFIX=prefix..

I use this code in a project already in production :)

[marksalmon]

Thanks, just checking.

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[zachary]

Could you please let me how to fix the issue? thanks