[Dbix-class] trouble with relationships

[Lee Standen]

my @all_user_notes =
$schema->resultset('User')->search( username => $username )->notes;

Easier, if you've already got the user object instantiated.
my @all_user_notes = $user->notes;

I think that does (a lot more simply) what you want.





Devin Austin wrote:
> I'm using this code to attempt to retrieve a related table's info:
> my @all_user_notes = $user_notes->search_related('notes',
>         {
>             username => $session->param('username')
>         }
>     );
>     my @user_notes = map {
>         {
>             'noteid'    => $_->noteid,
>             'number'    => $_->number,
>             'date'      => $_->date,
>             'private'   => $_->private,
>         }
>     } @all_user_notes;
> 
> And I'm getting this when I run Data::Dumper on @user_notes:
> 
> $VAR1 = {
>           'number' => undef,
> 
>           'date' => undef,
>           'private' => undef,
>           'noteid' => undef
>         };
> 
> Why would all my fields be coming up empty?
> 
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