I have this code where I want to select certain values from the table. Counter is my Model.
$today = '2022-03-16';
$tanggal = Counter::select('tanggal')->where('api', 'Agenda')->where('tanggal', $today)->get();
But if i dd($tanggal->tanggal), it returns with an error Property [tanggal] does not exist on this collection instance.
How to get a value from 'tanggal' attribute?
You are using get() method. it will return collection. You can not access any field directly from collection. You have to need use freach loop to access single property.
$today = '2022-03-16';
$tanggals = Counter::select('tanggal')
->where('api', 'Agenda')->where('tanggal', $today)->get();
forech( $tanggals as $tanggal)
{
dump($tanggal->tanggal);
}
You are trying to access a model property from a Collection, this can be fixed like so:
$tanggal = Counter::where(['api' => 'Agenda', 'tanggal' => $today])->first(['tanggal']);
get() returns a Collection, first() returns a Model.
You can use the collection but then use its .each() method and give it a lambda instead to process each value.
$collection = Counter::select('tanggal')->where('api', 'Agenda')->where('tanggal', $today)->get();
$collection->each(function ($item, $key) {
//write now your code here can do $item->tanggal
});
get()returns a collection. A collection is an array of objects. So you need to loop through that array to access individual instances. I suppose what you should be using here isfirst()instead ofget()but that is if you are expecting only one record. Otherwise, yeah. loop.