Mysql : Join 4 table problem with the result - mysql

Question

I have 4 table and join with all then i want show data like here :
pr_id |nama | jumlah_liker | id_user
1 |Milk | 5 | 1
2 |Choco| 0 | 1
Review Table produk
pr_id | nama
1 | Milk
2 | Choco
3 | Salad
Review Table liker
id_produk | id_user
1 | 1
1 | 1
1 | 1
1 | 3
1 | 2
Review Table featured_ukm
id | id_produk
1 | 1
2 | 2
But i got sql record
id_produk | nama | jumlah_liker | id_user
1 | milk | 1 | 1 //problem row i dont get count all record id_produk
2 | choco | 0 | 1
SELECT produk.*, COUNT(liker.id_produk), liker.id_user
FROM produk
left join liker ON liker.id_produk = produk.pr_id AND liker.id_user = 1
INNER JOIN featured_ukm ON featured_ukm.id_produk = produk.pr_id
GROUP BY featured_ukm.id_produk

Answer 1

Edit: My suggestions are first, I actually put what will produce your exact requested results at the bottom
It appears that you're trying to show how many likes each of the "Featured Product" has.
It isn't entirely clear what you're trying to do with the user id, or what its purpose in the result set is; here is a query to show how many likes each "Featured Product" has:
SELECT
produk.*,
(SELECT IFNULL(COUNT(*), 0)
FROM liker WHERE liker.id_produk = produk.pr_id)
FROM featured_ukm F
INNER JOIN produk ON produk.pr_id = F.id_produk
Here is a query to show how many likes each product by each user
SELECT DISTINCT
P.*,
(SELECT IFNULL(COUNT(*), 0) FROM liker WHERE liker.id_user = L.id_user),
IFNULL(L.id_user, 0)
FROM produk P
LEFT JOIN liker L ON L.id_produk = P.pr_id
and if you want to just see the items that ONE user liked, add:
WHERE L.id_user = 1
to the end of it.
Here is a query to show how many likes each Featured Product has for each user id:
SELECT DISTINCT
P.*,
(SELECT IFNULL(COUNT(*), 0) FROM liker WHERE liker.id_user = L.id_user),
IFNULL(L.id_user, 0)
FROM produk P
LEFT JOIN liker L ON L.id_produk = P.pr_id
INNER JOIN featured_ukm F on F.id_produk = P.pr_id
To get the exact result set that it would appear that you're looking for (in your example), you will need to reference a user table in your query. I assume you have one because you're referencing user ids. For the purpose of this example, I'm creating the below user table.
id | name
----------------
1 | user_one
2 | user_two
3 | user_three
With this table, the following query will give exactly what it appears you're looking for:
SELECT P.*, (SELECT IFNULL(COUNT(*), 0) FROM liker WHERE liker.id_produk =
F.id_produk), user.id
FROM user
CROSS JOIN featured_ukm F
LEFT JOIN produk P ON F.id_produk = P.pr_id
WHERE user.id = 1
But play around with some of my other example queries. They may be more helpful.