hasManyThrough
is not the way at all. It works only for relations like this:
A hasMany/hasOne B, B hasMany/hasOne C, then A hasManyThrough C (through B)
What you have here is a many to many (belongsToMany
), with meta
being the pivot table.
So you can do this (assuming meta
is table name, Booking and MetaType are models):
// Booking model
public function meta()
{
return $this->belongsToMany('MetaType', 'meta', 'booking_id', 'metatype_id')
->withPivot([ ARRAY OF FIELDS YOU NEED FROM meta TABLE ]);
}
Then you can access all associated MetaType:
$booking->meta; // collection of MetaType models
query it like this (eager loading):
$booking = Booking::with(['meta' => function ($q) {
// query related table
$q->where('someFieldOnMetaTypeTable', 'someValue')
// and / or pivot table
->wherePivot('someFieldOnMetaTable', 'anotherValue');
}])->first();
or set constraints on the related table to filter the Booking:
$booking = Booking::whereHas('meta', function ($q) {
// query related table
$q->where('someFieldOnMetaTypeTable', 'someValue')
// and / or pivot table
->where('meta.someFieldOnMetaTable', 'anotherValue');
})->first();
Note: wherePivot
works only when you eager load the relationship, so you can't use it in whereHas
closure.
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