I have the following Eloquent relationship
class Broker extends Eloquent{
public function configurable(){
return $this->morphTo();
}
}
class ProductConfiguration extends Eloquent{
public function productConfigurations()
{
return $this->morphMany('Excel\Products\ProductConfiguration','configurable');
}
}
I can very easily find all the ProductConfigurations that belong to a Broker by doing this:
$broker = Broker::find($id);
$productConfigurations = $broker->productConfigurations;
What I am unclear about though is how to specify conditions for the ProductConfigurations, so if my ProductConfiguration has a type
field, something like:
$broker = Broker::find($id);
$productConfigurations = $broker->productConfigurations->where('type' = 'reg');
Checking the documentation I can't exactly find how to do that.
Ok, must just have had a temporary brain freeze or something, it was as easy as this:
$broker = Broker::find($id);
$configurations = $broker->productConfigurations()
->where('type',$type)
->get();
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