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I have 2 model POST and Member , I want order by lastname from member



but its return with default sort



$post= POST::where('type','<>',0)

       ->with(['member'=>function($query){

        $query->orderBy('lastname','desc');

       }])->paginate(10);


Thank you in advance.






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  • members must have been sorted based on what you have written, but not posts.

    – ako
    Nov 20 '18 at 11:54











  • @Aa Aaa i think your code is working perfect (i tried)

    – Jignesh Joisar
    Nov 20 '18 at 12:08











  • @JigneshJoisar its not work for me

    – Aa Aaa
    Nov 20 '18 at 12:47
















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I have 2 model POST and Member , I want order by lastname from member



but its return with default sort



$post= POST::where('type','<>',0)

       ->with(['member'=>function($query){

        $query->orderBy('lastname','desc');

       }])->paginate(10);


Thank you in advance.






laravel laravel-5.6







share|improve this question























  • members must have been sorted based on what you have written, but not posts.

    – ako
    Nov 20 '18 at 11:54











  • @Aa Aaa i think your code is working perfect (i tried)

    – Jignesh Joisar
    Nov 20 '18 at 12:08











  • @JigneshJoisar its not work for me

    – Aa Aaa
    Nov 20 '18 at 12:47














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I have 2 model POST and Member , I want order by lastname from member



but its return with default sort



$post= POST::where('type','<>',0)

       ->with(['member'=>function($query){

        $query->orderBy('lastname','desc');

       }])->paginate(10);


Thank you in advance.






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I have 2 model POST and Member , I want order by lastname from member



but its return with default sort



$post= POST::where('type','<>',0)

       ->with(['member'=>function($query){

        $query->orderBy('lastname','desc');

       }])->paginate(10);


Thank you in advance.






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  • members must have been sorted based on what you have written, but not posts.

    – ako
    Nov 20 '18 at 11:54











  • @Aa Aaa i think your code is working perfect (i tried)

    – Jignesh Joisar
    Nov 20 '18 at 12:08











  • @JigneshJoisar its not work for me

    – Aa Aaa
    Nov 20 '18 at 12:47



















  • members must have been sorted based on what you have written, but not posts.

    – ako
    Nov 20 '18 at 11:54











  • @Aa Aaa i think your code is working perfect (i tried)

    – Jignesh Joisar
    Nov 20 '18 at 12:08











  • @JigneshJoisar its not work for me

    – Aa Aaa
    Nov 20 '18 at 12:47

















members must have been sorted based on what you have written, but not posts.

– ako
Nov 20 '18 at 11:54





members must have been sorted based on what you have written, but not posts.

– ako
Nov 20 '18 at 11:54













@Aa Aaa i think your code is working perfect (i tried)

– Jignesh Joisar
Nov 20 '18 at 12:08





@Aa Aaa i think your code is working perfect (i tried)

– Jignesh Joisar
Nov 20 '18 at 12:08













@JigneshJoisar its not work for me

– Aa Aaa
Nov 20 '18 at 12:47





@JigneshJoisar its not work for me

– Aa Aaa
Nov 20 '18 at 12:47












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You are collecting first 10 post with members



if you want data as members lastname ordered then the eloquent should be like this 



 $members = Member::whereHas('Post' , function($q){

                $q->where('type','<>',0);

            })->orderBy('lastname','desc')

              ->paginate(10);


Note: i didn't run this in my pc, inform me if i wrote anything wrong. thanks






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  • thanks I know this way but I want get Post order by member's lastname

    – Aa Aaa
    Nov 20 '18 at 12:43



















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Try this 



$post= POST::where('type','<>',0)

   ->with(['member'=>function($query){

    $query->latest('lastname')->first();

   }])->paginate(10);





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    You should use join() or leftJoin():



    $posts = POST::select('posts.*')
    
    ->join('members', 'members.id', '=', 'posts.member_id')
    
    ->where('posts.type','<>',0)
    
    ->orderByDesc('members.lastname')
    
    ->paginate(10);





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      You are collecting first 10 post with members



      if you want data as members lastname ordered then the eloquent should be like this 



       $members = Member::whereHas('Post' , function($q){
      
                $q->where('type','<>',0);
      
            })->orderBy('lastname','desc')
      
              ->paginate(10);


      Note: i didn't run this in my pc, inform me if i wrote anything wrong. thanks






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      • thanks I know this way but I want get Post order by member's lastname

        – Aa Aaa
        Nov 20 '18 at 12:43
















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      You are collecting first 10 post with members



      if you want data as members lastname ordered then the eloquent should be like this 



       $members = Member::whereHas('Post' , function($q){
      
                $q->where('type','<>',0);
      
            })->orderBy('lastname','desc')
      
              ->paginate(10);


      Note: i didn't run this in my pc, inform me if i wrote anything wrong. thanks






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      • thanks I know this way but I want get Post order by member's lastname

        – Aa Aaa
        Nov 20 '18 at 12:43














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      You are collecting first 10 post with members



      if you want data as members lastname ordered then the eloquent should be like this 



       $members = Member::whereHas('Post' , function($q){
      
                $q->where('type','<>',0);
      
            })->orderBy('lastname','desc')
      
              ->paginate(10);


      Note: i didn't run this in my pc, inform me if i wrote anything wrong. thanks






      share|improve this answer













      You are collecting first 10 post with members



      if you want data as members lastname ordered then the eloquent should be like this 



       $members = Member::whereHas('Post' , function($q){
      
                $q->where('type','<>',0);
      
            })->orderBy('lastname','desc')
      
              ->paginate(10);


      Note: i didn't run this in my pc, inform me if i wrote anything wrong. thanks







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      • thanks I know this way but I want get Post order by member's lastname

        – Aa Aaa
        Nov 20 '18 at 12:43



















      • thanks I know this way but I want get Post order by member's lastname

        – Aa Aaa
        Nov 20 '18 at 12:43

















      thanks I know this way but I want get Post order by member's lastname

      – Aa Aaa
      Nov 20 '18 at 12:43





      thanks I know this way but I want get Post order by member's lastname

      – Aa Aaa
      Nov 20 '18 at 12:43













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      Try this 



      $post= POST::where('type','<>',0)
      
   ->with(['member'=>function($query){
      
    $query->latest('lastname')->first();
      
   }])->paginate(10);





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        Try this 



        $post= POST::where('type','<>',0)
        
   ->with(['member'=>function($query){
        
    $query->latest('lastname')->first();
        
   }])->paginate(10);





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          Try this 



          $post= POST::where('type','<>',0)
          
   ->with(['member'=>function($query){
          
    $query->latest('lastname')->first();
          
   }])->paginate(10);





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          Try this 



          $post= POST::where('type','<>',0)
          
   ->with(['member'=>function($query){
          
    $query->latest('lastname')->first();
          
   }])->paginate(10);






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              You should use join() or leftJoin():



              $posts = POST::select('posts.*')
              
    ->join('members', 'members.id', '=', 'posts.member_id')
              
    ->where('posts.type','<>',0)
              
    ->orderByDesc('members.lastname')
              
    ->paginate(10);





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                You should use join() or leftJoin():



                $posts = POST::select('posts.*')
                
    ->join('members', 'members.id', '=', 'posts.member_id')
                
    ->where('posts.type','<>',0)
                
    ->orderByDesc('members.lastname')
                
    ->paginate(10);





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                  You should use join() or leftJoin():



                  $posts = POST::select('posts.*')
                  
    ->join('members', 'members.id', '=', 'posts.member_id')
                  
    ->where('posts.type','<>',0)
                  
    ->orderByDesc('members.lastname')
                  
    ->paginate(10);





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                  You should use join() or leftJoin():



                  $posts = POST::select('posts.*')
                  
    ->join('members', 'members.id', '=', 'posts.member_id')
                  
    ->where('posts.type','<>',0)
                  
    ->orderByDesc('members.lastname')
                  
    ->paginate(10);






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