'promoter_id' => [
'type' => Form::INPUT_DROPDOWN_LIST,
'options' => ['prompt' => '--'.Yii::t ( 'app', 'Ventor Type' ).'--',],
'items' => ArrayHelper::map (
User::find ()->orderBy ( 'username')->where(['user_type_id' => [13]])->asArray ()->all (),
'id',
'username'
)
]
What i did? show the users filtered by user_type_id = 13
. user_type_id=13
means the users are promoters.
What i want? I want to show the users like below sql query using ArrayHelper::map
.
SELECT u.username
FROM tbl_user u,tbl_user_type t
where u.user_type_id = t.id and t.type='promoter';
Since you are using mysql you can simply use an innerJoin
:
User::find()
->select(['user.id', 'user.username'])
->innerJoin('user_type', 'user_type.id = user.id')
->where(['user_type.type' => 'promoter'])
->orderBy('username')
->asArray()
->all(),
If you have a relation between user
and user_type
you can use joinWith
instead, which handles the join type and the join condition for you:
User::find()
->select(['user.id', 'user.username'])
->joinWith('userType', true)
->where(['userType.type' => 'promoter'])
->orderBy('username')
->asArray ()
->all (),
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