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How do I filter the eager loaded class?


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I have a category class and I am calling all the events inside that class with eager loading. However I only want to show the events that have been approved. I am using a show controller in Laravel.



I have been able to filter the category class using wherehas() but I can't figure out how to filter the result of the eager loaded events class.



public function show(Category $category)

$cat = $category->with('events')->get();

return $cat;

return view('category.show', compact('cat'));



Like I said, I've been able to filter the category but how do I send through the category with the events that have approved = 1 instead of null?










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    I have a category class and I am calling all the events inside that class with eager loading. However I only want to show the events that have been approved. I am using a show controller in Laravel.



    I have been able to filter the category class using wherehas() but I can't figure out how to filter the result of the eager loaded events class.



    public function show(Category $category)

    $cat = $category->with('events')->get();

    return $cat;

    return view('category.show', compact('cat'));



    Like I said, I've been able to filter the category but how do I send through the category with the events that have approved = 1 instead of null?










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      I have a category class and I am calling all the events inside that class with eager loading. However I only want to show the events that have been approved. I am using a show controller in Laravel.



      I have been able to filter the category class using wherehas() but I can't figure out how to filter the result of the eager loaded events class.



      public function show(Category $category)

      $cat = $category->with('events')->get();

      return $cat;

      return view('category.show', compact('cat'));



      Like I said, I've been able to filter the category but how do I send through the category with the events that have approved = 1 instead of null?










      share|improve this question














      I have a category class and I am calling all the events inside that class with eager loading. However I only want to show the events that have been approved. I am using a show controller in Laravel.



      I have been able to filter the category class using wherehas() but I can't figure out how to filter the result of the eager loaded events class.



      public function show(Category $category)

      $cat = $category->with('events')->get();

      return $cat;

      return view('category.show', compact('cat'));



      Like I said, I've been able to filter the category but how do I send through the category with the events that have approved = 1 instead of null?







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          You can pass a callback to the with function that filters the query.



          $cat = $category->with(['events' => function ($q) 
          $q->where('approved', 1);
          ]
          )->get();






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          • That worked to an extent except it is now listing all of my categories. I did some more playing with it and got this to work ``` $category->load(['events' => function ($query) $query->whereNotNull('approved'); ])->get(); ``` Thanks so much for pointing me in the right direction!

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          You can pass a callback to the with function that filters the query.



          $cat = $category->with(['events' => function ($q) 
          $q->where('approved', 1);
          ]
          )->get();






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          • That worked to an extent except it is now listing all of my categories. I did some more playing with it and got this to work ``` $category->load(['events' => function ($query) $query->whereNotNull('approved'); ])->get(); ``` Thanks so much for pointing me in the right direction!

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          You can pass a callback to the with function that filters the query.



          $cat = $category->with(['events' => function ($q) 
          $q->where('approved', 1);
          ]
          )->get();






          share|improve this answer

























          • That worked to an extent except it is now listing all of my categories. I did some more playing with it and got this to work ``` $category->load(['events' => function ($query) $query->whereNotNull('approved'); ])->get(); ``` Thanks so much for pointing me in the right direction!

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          You can pass a callback to the with function that filters the query.



          $cat = $category->with(['events' => function ($q) 
          $q->where('approved', 1);
          ]
          )->get();






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          You can pass a callback to the with function that filters the query.



          $cat = $category->with(['events' => function ($q) 
          $q->where('approved', 1);
          ]
          )->get();







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          • That worked to an extent except it is now listing all of my categories. I did some more playing with it and got this to work ``` $category->load(['events' => function ($query) $query->whereNotNull('approved'); ])->get(); ``` Thanks so much for pointing me in the right direction!

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            Mar 27 at 23:27


















          • That worked to an extent except it is now listing all of my categories. I did some more playing with it and got this to work ``` $category->load(['events' => function ($query) $query->whereNotNull('approved'); ])->get(); ``` Thanks so much for pointing me in the right direction!

            – chris
            Mar 27 at 23:27

















          That worked to an extent except it is now listing all of my categories. I did some more playing with it and got this to work ``` $category->load(['events' => function ($query) $query->whereNotNull('approved'); ])->get(); ``` Thanks so much for pointing me in the right direction!

          – chris
          Mar 27 at 23:27






          That worked to an extent except it is now listing all of my categories. I did some more playing with it and got this to work ``` $category->load(['events' => function ($query) $query->whereNotNull('approved'); ])->get(); ``` Thanks so much for pointing me in the right direction!

          – chris
          Mar 27 at 23:27









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