Let us assume that we have an Order model that captures details about a Customer's order. To keep track of the orders in terms of which customer they belong to we create a customer_orders table.
namespace TroubledMind\NeedsHelp
{
//imports
class AdviceOrder extends Model
{
protected $fillable = [...];
}
class FrustratedCustomer extends Model
{
//properties
}
class FrustratedCustomerOrder extends Model{}
}
Assuming I have created an observer class ~ AdviceOrderObserver that should respond to created event in the model I am unable to have my FrustratedCustomerOrder table with the id of the AdviceOrderandFrustratedCustomer` respectively.
Supposedly the code snippet below works:
namespace UnObserving\Observers
{
class UncooperativeOrderObserver
{
public function created(AdviceOrder $order)
{
$customer = Customer::where('number', $order->id)->get();
if($customer->isNotEmpty()){
FrustratedCustomerOrder::updateOrCreate(
array('advice_order_id' => $order->id),
array(
'advice_order_id' => $order->id,
'frustrated_customer_id' => $customer->id,
)
);
}
}
}
I can only dd the observer parameter whic in this case is $oder and as for everything else nothing happens. What am I doing wrong? Am I using the obserber implementation incorrectly? I have added the line below on my AppServiceProvider:
Order::observe(UncooperativeOrderObserver::class);
Anyone with an idea of how I can use the Observer implementation to update my pivot table?
via Chebli Mohamed
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