I'm not seeing a question here. Lol. Do you want to return both AnswerChoices and MatchingQAnswerChoices?

Question Model have ONE TO MANY relation-ship with AnswerChoice and MatchingQAnswerChoices. At a time either AnswerChoice or MatchingQAnswerChoices will point to Question,not both.

I have defined relation is below:-

public function AnswerChoices()
{
if($this->question_type_id =='5')
return $this->hasMany('App\MatchingQAnswerChoices');
else
return $this->hasmany('App\AnswerChoice','question_id');
}

But this relationship never returns MatchingQAnswerChoices data even if Question_Type=5.

Is there another approach to get data in this type of scenario?

thomastkim said:

I'm not seeing a question here. Lol. Do you want to return both AnswerChoices and MatchingQAnswerChoices? Yes. If I am using below code, its nor returning MatchingQAnswerChoices only AnswerChoices .

 $quiz = App\Quiz::with('sections.questions.AnswerChoices');

Have you tried this?

$quiz = App\Quiz::with('sections.questions.AnswerChoices', 'sections.questions. MatchingQAnswerChoices')->where(['created_by'=>\Auth::user()->id, 'id' => $id])->get();

thomastkim said:

Have you tried this?

$quiz = App\Quiz::with('sections.questions.AnswerChoices', 'sections.questions. MatchingQAnswerChoices')->where(['created_by'=>\Auth::user()->id, 'id' => $id])->get();

Thanks for reply.Yes I am using this approach. But is it effective way? I mean is this best approach or we can tweak our Model Relationship bit more?