How to use eloquent "With" query within a join query - mysql

Question

I am trying to use eloquent's with query within a join query to attach the relationships of the table I am joining with however I am faced with the error "Call to undefined method Illuminate\Database\Query\JoinClause::with()"
Hence, how can I use the different with query to attach the relationship data that I need to my target table that I am joining with? (Manual tickets table)
$manual_tickets = ManualTicketLog::select('*')
->where('manual_ticket_logs.user_id','=',$user->id)
->where(function ($checkStatus) {
$checkStatus->where('manual_ticket_logs.status','=','Created')
->orWhere('manual_ticket_logs.status','=','Started');
})
->whereIn('manual_ticket_logs.id', function($q){
$q->select(DB::raw('MAX(id) FROM manual_ticket_logs WHERE (manual_ticket_logs.status != "ClockedOutUser" and manual_ticket_logs.status != "ClockedOutSupervisor" and manual_ticket_logs.status != "AssignByLocation" and manual_ticket_logs.status != "Queued") GROUP BY manual_ticket_logs.manual_ticket_id'));
})
->join('manual_tickets', function ($join) {
$join->on('manual_ticket_logs.manual_ticket_id', '=', 'manual_tickets.id')
->where('manual_tickets.hidden','=',null)
->with('prior_rerouted_ticket');
})
->select('manual_tickets.*', 'manual_ticket_logs.id as manual_ticket_logs_id')
->get();
Portion of code that results in error
->with('prior_rerouted_ticket');

Answer 1

$manual_tickets = ManualTicketLog::select('*')
->where('manual_ticket_logs.user_id', '=', $user->id)
->where(function ($checkStatus) {
$checkStatus->where('manual_ticket_logs.status', '=', 'Created')
->orWhere('manual_ticket_logs.status', '=', 'Started');
})
->whereIn('manual_ticket_logs.id', function ($q) {
$q->select(DB::raw('MAX(id) FROM manual_ticket_logs WHERE (manual_ticket_logs.status != "ClockedOutUser" and manual_ticket_logs.status != "ClockedOutSupervisor" and manual_ticket_logs.status != "AssignByLocation" and manual_ticket_logs.status != "Queued") GROUP BY manual_ticket_logs.manual_ticket_id'));
})
->join('manual_tickets', function ($join) {
$join->on('manual_ticket_logs.manual_ticket_id', '=', 'manual_tickets.id')
->where('manual_tickets.hidden', '=', null);
})
->with('manual_tickets.prior_rerouted_ticket')
->select('manual_tickets.*', 'manual_ticket_logs.id as manual_ticket_logs_id')
->get();
Move relations from join.

Answer 2

Issue has been resolved by restructuring the query. Instead of querying from the manual ticket logs table and then joining it to the manual tickets table whilst trying to find a way to attach the relationship to the manual tickets table, I queried from the manual tickets table first and attached it's relationship before joining it to the manual ticket logs table
$manual_tickets = ManualTicket::select('*')
->where('manual_tickets.hidden','=',null)
->where('manual_tickets.user_id','=',$user->id)
->join('manual_ticket_logs', function ($join) use($user) {
$join->on('manual_ticket_logs.manual_ticket_id', '=', 'manual_tickets.id')
->where('manual_ticket_logs.user_id','=',$user->id)
->where(function ($checkStatus) {
$checkStatus->where('manual_ticket_logs.status','=','Created')
->orWhere('manual_ticket_logs.status','=','Started');
})
->whereIn('manual_ticket_logs.id', function($q){
$q->select(DB::raw('MAX(id) FROM manual_ticket_logs WHERE (manual_ticket_logs.status != "ClockedOutUser" and manual_ticket_logs.status != "ClockedOutSupervisor" and manual_ticket_logs.status != "AssignByLocation" and manual_ticket_logs.status != "Queued") GROUP BY manual_ticket_logs.manual_ticket_id'));
});
})
->with('manual_tickets.prior_rerouted_ticket')
->select('manual_tickets.*', 'manual_ticket_logs.id as manual_ticket_logs_id')
->get();