I have 2 tables with simple one to many relation.
users table:
id (primary key)
-- other columns ...
posts table:
id (primary key)
user_id
-- other columns ...
In User model I have:
public function postsbla() {
return $this->hasMany('App\Post');
}
In Post model I have:
public function usersbla() {
return $this->belongsTo( "App\User" );
}
Then, one of my controller I have:
use App\User;
use App\Post;
public function index()
{
$a = true;
if($a) { // case 1
$user_id = 1;
$user_posts = User::find( $user_id )->postsbla;
var_dump($user_posts); exit;
}
else { // case 2
$post_id = 5;
$post_owner_user_data = Post::find( $post_id )->usersbla;
var_dump($post_owner_user_data); exit;
}
}
if $a === true (case 1) then custom method name postsbla() works and var_dump returns valid object, but if $a === false, (case 2) then custom method name usersbla() not works and returns NULL.
P.S. if I use not usersbla name, but user instead, then case 2 works too and gives valid object.
Please tell me, why can I use custom method name for case 1, and can't use for case 2 ?
via Chebli Mohamed
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