In my controller, I have a request like this:
$userinfos = User::with('skills');
$userinfos->with('positions');
$userinfos=$userinfos->get();
And it works great, in my opinion, I get the position name as follows:
@forelse ($userinfos[0]->positions as $key=>$position)
{{ $position->name}}
@empty
No position listed
@endforelse
I have another way to get company related data:
$positions = \DB::table('positions')
->select(\DB::raw('position_user.id as id, positions.id as position_id, positions.name as position_name, companies.id as company_id, companies.name as company_name, position_user.user_id'))
->join('position_user','position_user.position_id','=','positions.id')
->join('companies','companies.id','=','position_user.company_id')
->join('users','users.id','=','position_user.user_id')
->where('position_user.user_id',$userid)
->get();
And it also works great to get position and company name:
@forelse($positions as $key=>$position)
{{$position->position_name}} @ {{$position->company_name}}
@empty
No position listed
@endforelse
I am sure there must be a way to combine the two so that I can get the company name in the first request. I am looking for something like this:
$userinfos = User::with('skills');
$userinfos->with('positions');
$userinfos->whereHas('positions', function($thisQuery)
{
$thisQuery->join('companies','companies.id','=','position_user.company_id');
});
$userinfos=$userinfos->get();
Is it possible? Any ideas / direction would be greatly appreciated!
EDIT:
Should I perhaps look at adding Position to my class to include this:
public function users()
{
return $this->belongsToMany('App\User')->withTimestamps()
->withPivot('company_id');
->join('companies','companies.id','=','position_user.company_id');
}
If so, how do I access this in the view?