Closed orosstefan closed 3 years ago
Given what you've said, I'm assuming you're already using the Varbox\Traits\IsDraftable
trait on your model.
You can make use of the query scopes that trait exposes in order to only fetch your drafted or published records like so:
$onlyPublishedRecords = YourModel::withoutDrafts()->get();
$onlyDraftedRecords = YourModel::onlyDrafts()->get();
Here's the documentation part for reference: https://varbox.io/docs/1.x/draft-records#query-scope
To answer your second part of the question, you can check if a record is drafted or published by using the isDrafted
method:
$model = YourModel::find($id);
dump($model->isDrafted()); // true or false
Here's the documentation part for reference: https://varbox.io/docs/1.x/draft-records#check-if-draft
What are you trying to achieve (screenshots might help):
I've created a
draftable
custom entity. I noticed that from the admin I can save it as a draft or publish it.However, I'm wondering how can I fetch all my drafted or published records and how can I determine if a single record instance is drafted or published
Thank you!