I have 3 mysql tables.
Table 1 user
id | name
Table 2 emails
id | email
Table 3 user_email
user_id | email_id
I have no exp
@m khalid 's answer is correct but I have created a dynamic function to achieve join with multiple tables. Check this out.
function join_records($table, $joins, $where = false, $select = '*', $orderBy = false, $direction = 'DESC'){
$CI->select($select);
$CI->from($table);
foreach($joins as $join){
$CI->join($join[0], $join[1], $join[2]);
}
if($where) $CI->where($where);
if($orderBy) $CI->order_by($orderBy, $direction);
$query = $CI->get();
return $query->result_array();
}
Applying your question to this.
$table = 'emails';
$joins[0][0] = 'user_email';
$joins[0][1] = 'user_email.user_id = emails.id';
$joins[0][2] = 'left';
$where['user_id'] = $userid;
You may add more join like $join1[0].. If you need to select some specific column you can define in following manner $select = 'table1.column1, table1.column2, table2.column1, table2.column2' Or if you want all the columns put a *
$this->join_records($table, $joins, $where, $select);
You may also find it here.
You have wrong where clause you need to compare user_id from your table ,you are comparing the id of email to the provided $user_id
$CI->db->select('email');
$CI->db->from('emails');
$CI->db->where('user_id', $userid);
$CI->db->join('user_email', 'user_email.user_id = emails.id', 'left');
$query = $CI->db->get();
A more useful way is to give aliases to your tables so the tables with same columns will not have any confusion
$CI->db->select('e.email');
$CI->db->from('emails e');
$CI->db->join('user_email ue', 'ue.user_id = e.id', 'left');
$CI->db->where('ue.user_id', $userid);
$query = $CI->db->get();