public function clientname()
{
$client = Commande::Where('client_name' , '=' , '')->get();
return response()->json($client);
};
I want to select the column who has this Client name, but doesn't work -- they give an empty array instead.
CodePudding user response:
use this function
public function clientname()
{
$client = Commande::whereColumn('client_name' , 'client_name')->get();
return response()->json($client);
};
CodePudding user response:
Firstly there is no need of using an '=' as it will automatically check, and also if you want to check if first value match the other one , it will use '==' not '=' as = is use to assign the values Secondly, For your answer try using this
public function clientname()
{
$client = Commande::where('client_name', '')->get();
return response()->json($client);
};