I'm converting a site to Laravel. It's a giant site and unfortunately, I can't rename existing columns because of the ripple effect. We're only converting the public-facing pages and leaving the back-end as-is for the time being. So, we need to preserve the column names, etc. This is posing some problems, but it's a requirement of the project. I know that these aren't standard column names and that may be causing a problem. But I've inherited it and need to do make it work.

I'm eager loading some results and getting the error "Invalid argument supplied for foreach()".

Here is the controller:

	$show = Show::with(array('demos' => function($demo_query)
					{
					  $demo_query->where('rec_class', '=', 'D')
					  			->orderby('rec_year');
					}))
				->with('trivia')
				->with(array('versions' => function($version_query)
					{
					  $version_query->orderby('versionyear');
					}))
				->with(array('other_titles' => function($title_query)
					{
					  $title_query->orderby('sorttitle');
					}))
				->with('related')
				->with('main_title')
				->with('links')
				->where('showid', '=', $id)
				->first();

Here is the model:

public function versions()
{
	return $this->hasMany('Version', 'showident', 'showid');
}

And here is the part of the view that I'm having problems with:

				@if(0<>count($show->versions))
				
					@foreach($show->versions as $version)

                                                  results here

					@endforeach
				
				@endif

Can anyone see why I'm getting the error?