Search functionality only uses one parameter

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I have implemented a search functionality for users who want to browse job postings, it looks like this:

https://i.stack.imgur.com/wGcW6.png

The code for it looks like this:

public function index(Request $request)
    {
if ($word = $request->get('s')) {

                $postsQuery = $postsQuery
                    ->where('titel', 'like', "%{$word}%")
                    ->where('isActive', 1)
                    ->where('is_Canceled', 0)
                    ->orWhere('id', '=', $word);

            }

            if ($location = $request->get('standort') and $request->get('standort') != 'alle') {
                $postsQuery = $postsQuery->where('Standort', $location);
            }

            if ($dep = $request->get('abteilung') and $request->get('abteilung') != 'alle') {
                $postsQuery = $postsQuery->where('abteilung_name', $dep);
            }

            $posts = $postsQuery->orderBy('titel')->get();

            if ($posts->count() == 0) {

                return view('posts.overview', ['posts' => $posts, 'standorts' => $standorts, 'abteilungs' => $abteilungs])
                    ->withErrors(['error' => 'Es wurde kein Treffer gefunden, versuchen Sie es mit anderen Suchparametern']);
            }

            return view('posts.overview', ['posts' => $posts, 'standorts' => $standorts, 'abteilungs' => $abteilungs]);
        }

My issue is that only one parameter gets searched for. So when a user enters a search term "IT" + a location (Standort) or a department (Abteilung) only the search term is searched for.

I tried countless different things for 2 hours but I just cant get it to work. If you have any tipps let me know!

EDIT: when I leave out the orWhere('id', '=', $word) it works, but I have to leave it in. But I cant change it to normal where() because then it returns no matches.

eloquent laravel search php
2 Answers

You did:

where a and b and c or d

But you want:

where (a and b and c) or d

https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/queries#logical-grouping

So roughly, you should strive to build something like this:

$posts = Post::query()
    ->where(function (Builder $query) {
        $query->where('clauseA', '=', 1)
            ->where('clauseB', '=', 2)
            ->where('clauseC', '=', 3);
    })
    ->orWhere('id', '=', $word)
    ->get();
user_58147680 
public function index(Request $request)
    {
if ($word = $request->get('s')) {

                if (is_numeric($word)) {
                    $postsQuery = $postsQuery
                        ->where('id', '=', $word)
                        ->where('isActive', 1)
                        ->where('is_Canceled', 0);

                }  else {
                    $postsQuery = $postsQuery
                        ->where('titel', 'like', "%{$word}%")
                        ->where('isActive', 1)
                        ->where('is_Canceled', 0);
                }

            }

            if ($location = $request->get('standort') and $request->get('standort') != 'alle') {
                $postsQuery = $postsQuery->where('Standort', $location);
            }

            if ($dep = $request->get('abteilung') and $request->get('abteilung') != 'alle') {
                $postsQuery = $postsQuery->where('abteilung_name', $dep);
            }

            $posts = $postsQuery->orderBy('titel')->get();

            if ($posts->count() == 0) {

                return view('posts.overview', ['posts' => $posts, 'standorts' => $standorts, 'abteilungs' => $abteilungs])
                    ->withErrors(['error' => 'Es wurde kein Treffer gefunden, versuchen Sie es mit anderen Suchparametern']);
            }

            return view('posts.overview', ['posts' => $posts, 'standorts' => $standorts, 'abteilungs' => $abteilungs]);
        }

It is not an elegant solution but I just check if the search-term is a number or a word and then proceeds to the according condition and search function

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