i have got 2 table where i have to relation between this two
------------------- -----------------
| preceptor | | bio |
|-----------------| |---------------|
| Preceptor_id | | bio_id |
| Preceptor_name | | Preceptor_ID |
| wat_id | | Preceptor_ID1 |
------------------- | Preceptor_ID2 |
-----------------
in "bio" model i write like this
public function getPreceptor(){
return $this->hasOne(Preceptor::className(),['Preceptor_id'=>'Preceptor_ID']);
}
public function getPreceptorName(){
return $this->preceptor->Preceptor_name;
}
public function getPreceptorID1(){
return $this->hasOne(Preceptor::className(),['Preceptor_id'=>'Preceptor_ID1']);
}
public function getPreceptorID1Name(){
return $this->preceptor->Preceptor_name;
}
public function getPreceptorID2(){
return $this->hasOne(Preceptor::className(),['Preceptor_id'=>'Preceptor_ID2']);
}
public function getPreceptorID2Name(){
return $this->preceptor->Preceptor_name;
}
and in "preceptor" model i write like this
public function getBio(){
return $this->hasOne(Bio::className(), ['Preceptor_ID' => 'Preceptor_id']);
}
public function getBios0(){
return $this->hasOne(Bio::className(), ['Preceptor_ID1' => 'Preceptor_id']);
}
public function getBios1(){
return $this->hasOne(Bio::className(), ['Preceptor_ID2' => 'Preceptor_id']);
}
But my problem is when i show it in bio view it only show "Preceptor_ID" value in all 3 field so how can i show both "Preceptor_ID1" & "Preceptor_ID2"
In your bio model you specify the same relations when requesting the name for differing preceptors. It should be like below:
public function getPreceptorID#Name() {
return $this->preceptorID#->name;
}
This way of requesting data is very redundant. You should just define the relation and request the name in the view like $bio->preceptorID#->name
.