$order = Orders::find()
->where(["order_sn" => $order_sn, "user_id" => Yii::$app->user->identity->id])
->all();
{
"success": true,
"code": 200,
"message": "OK",
"data": [
{
"id": "658",
"order_sn": "201811088879168432",
"user_id": "290",
"order_status": 15,
"shipping_id": 0,
"shipping_name": "",
"pay_id": 0,
"pay_name": "",
"goods_amount": "1067.00",
"user_discount": 100,
"shipping_fee": "0.00",
"pay_fee": "0.00",
"integral_money": "0.00",
"coupon_id": "0",
"coupon": "0.00",
"order_amount": "1067.00",
"created_at": "1541658432",
"pay_time": "0",
"shipping_time": "0",
"finish_time": "0",
"shipping_no": "",
"pay_note": "",
"ip_address": "127.0.0.1",
"region_id": 12,
"coupon_code_id": null,
"discount_amount": null
}
]
}
ordes associates multiple tables, but there is only order table data in the json data of the query
previously, if you want to query the associated data in the view, you can use the result set to call it again, for example: $orders- > user- > email;
, but what do you do now in the form of api?