relationshipSelect()

Works like select() but for getRelationship() calls
@param String $linkName
@param String $field
@param String $alias
@param Boolean $only
@param Boolean $override
@return PhpBURN_Core

Params

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$linkName
Is the name of the relationship that will receive the commands

$condition
The SELECT condition, for example: “COUNT(id_users)” or “name”

$alias
The alias to be outputed to the model example: “total” or “full_name”

$only (deprecated)

$override (optional)
Optional field that clean all select() used before and starts again.

Explanation

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Sometimes you need to use a function or even give another name for that field you mapped, well, now you can EASY EASY…

Let’s see how to use a function to COUNT the registers for example:

$user = new Users();
$user->get(1);

$user->relationshipSelect('COUNT(id_albums)','total');
$user->groupBy('id_albums');

$totalLines = $user->getRelationship('albums);

print $user->albums->fetch()->total;

Note that $totalLines is different from total, in $totalLines in this case will return 1 while $user->albums->total will return the amount of items in the table.