Solution
Try something like this:
'data4' => KSMschema::where('opmerkingen', '<>', '')->get();
// note <> instead of !=
or if your field opmerkingen supports NULL values you could also use this:
'data4' => KSMschema::whereNotNull('opmerkingen')->get();
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1 year ago.
It works. Thanx :D But do you know why laravel uses '<>' in stead of the mysql notation '!=' ? I am curious why they made such a decision.
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