Level 23
perhaps you can remove this through a controller/services/repository
where you have a function lets say
{
if ( $removeGlobalScopes) {
Product::withoutGlobalScopes()->all();
}
else
{
///
}
}
Jun 21, 2018
8
Level 1
Remove Global Scope in boot method
Hello my friends,
I have a problem that I want to solve but I can not figure out. First of all I would like to mention that I use Laravel 5.5 version. Here is the issue ;
<?php
class Product extends Model{
use WithPassive, WithPrivate;
public static function boot(){
parent::boot();
parent::observe( ProductObserver::class );
}
}
My model file is above. As shown in the model file, there are 2 GlobalScope traits. These are added as defaults.
SELECT * FROM `products` WHERE `products`.'is_public' = 1 AND `products`.'is_private' = 0
What I want to do is remove these global scopes according to a certain criterion.
<?php
public static function boot(){
parent::boot();
static::addGlobalScope('xxx', function(Builder $builder){
if(...){
$builder->withoutGlobalScopes([
ActiveScope::class,
PublicScope::class,
]);
}
});
parent::observe( ProductObserver::class );
}
When I dump the builder, the related global scope is deleted, though it is not actually deleted.
<?php
dump(Products::toSql());
Unfortunately, when I run the command, the global scope is still in place. I would ask your assistance in this matter.
Level 1
@shez1983 thank you for the answer. but I do not want to do it in a controller or similar place.
i do not understand, why i can not delete any global scope in the global scope? appears to be deleted, it does not seem to be actually deleted when the query is run.
Level 1
i created a new global scope. i changed the order of adding global scope to model class. it worked like this. but it didn’t seem to me right to a solution.
Level 23
if a scope isnt applied in EVERY CASE then really it shouldnt be a global scope.. you could relegate it to a local scope which you call when needed.
Level 1
@shez1983 i'm trying to do it with global scope because it's something that needs to be applied consistently.
it seems that the apparent problem does not have a proper answer. for the moment i have solved it by the way i have written above.
Level 10
protected static function boot()
{
parent::boot();
unset(static::$globalScopes[static::class][RemovedGlobalScope::class]);
static::addGlobalScope(new GlobalScope());
}
5 likes
Level 1
I see no replies, but the unset() line actually worked in my case. Thanks!
Level 10
@mindz Best answer! Thank you.
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