How to resolve the sender to the User model?

[MaxAIPlayground]

So, I'm fetching a message via

$conversations = $this->messages->getUserConversations($user_id)->first();
$message = $conversations->getLastMessage();

Result:

object(Tzookb\TBMsg\Entities\Message)[323]
  protected 'id' => int 5
  protected 'sender' => int 50
  protected 'status' => int 1
  protected 'self' => int 0
  protected 'content' => string 'dfsdfsd' (length=7)
  protected 'created' => string '2014-06-14 22:52:25' (length=19)

Now, in my template I'd do something like

<div class="author">{{ $message->sender }}</div>

It's not possible, since all properties on the object are protected. I assume this is still a bug, right?

[tzookb]

the package doesnt return the users any more....

Ill show you how I use it in my controller:

the package now only returns the id of the users,
so it is your responsibilty to fetch them.

As you would see in my controller, I get the messages, than I fetch the
users.

In the view I would do something like this:

$users[ $msg->getSender() ]->username

public function conversation($conv_id) {
$currentUser = Auth::user();
/** @var \Tzookb\TBMsg\Entities\Conversation $conv */
$conv = TBMsg::getConversationMessages($conv_id, $currentUser->id);
TBMsg::markReadAllMessagesInConversation($conv_id,
$currentUser->id);

    $participants = $conv->getAllParticipants();

    //getting all data of participants
    if ( !empty($participants) ) {
        $users = User::whereIn('id',

$participants)->with('profileImage')->get();
foreach ( $users as $key=>$user ) {
$users[ $user->id ] = $user;
}
} else {
$users = [];
}

    return View::make('messages/conv')
        ->with('user', $currentUser)
        ->with('users', $users)
        ->with('conv_id', $conv_id)
        ->with('conv', $conv);
}

On Sun, Jun 15, 2014 at 12:26 AM, nockedout notifications@github.com
wrote:

So, I'm fetching a message via

$conversations = $this->messages->getUserConversations($user_id)->first();$message = $conversations->getLastMessage();

Result:

object(Tzookb\TBMsg\Entities\Message)[323]
protected 'id' => int 5
protected 'sender' => int 50
protected 'status' => int 1
protected 'self' => int 0
protected 'content' => string 'dfsdfsd' (length=7)
protected 'created' => string '2014-06-14 22:52:25' (length=19)

Now, in my template I'd do something like

{{ $message->sender }}

It's not possible, since all properties on the object are protected. I
assume this is still a bug, right?

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[MaxAIPlayground]

Okay, I understand now. Thanks for your demonstration!