CakePHP multiple matching() conditions with OR - mysql

Question

Im trying to search in multiple associated tables with the matching() function.
I can't seem to incorporate 'OR' in this search query, the following code seems to be working but seems only to match if there is LIKE %search% in all the associated tables.
Help is greatly appreciated.
if($this->request->is(['post','put']))
{
$search = $this->request->data['search'];
/* Conditions for this table query */
$this->listConditions['Purchases.created LIKE'] = '%$'.$search.'%';
$contain = ['Customers','Users','Professions.ProfessionsLanguages','Cities'];
/* Conditions for associated table queries */
$customerConditions = [
'Customers.email LIKE' => '%'.$search.'%',
'Customers.city LIKE' => '%'.$search.'%',
'Customers.company_name LIKE' => '%'.$search.'%',
'Customers.organization_number LIKE' => '%'.$search.'%',
];
$userConditions = [
'Users.email LIKE' => '%'.$search.'%',
'Users.first_name LIKE' => '%'.$search.'%',
'Users.last_name LIKE' => '%'.$search.'%',
];
$profProflanguagesConditions = ['ProfessionsLanguages.name LIKE' => '%'.$search.'%'];
$citiesConditions = ['Cities.name LIKE' => '%'.$search.'%'];
/* Perform queries */
$query = $this->Purchases->find('all')->where($this->listConditions)->contain($contain);
$query->matching('Customers', function ($q) use ($customerConditions) {
return $q->where($customerConditions);
});
$query->matching('Users', function ($q) use ($userConditions) {
return $q->where($userConditions);
});
$query->matching('Professions.ProfessionsLanguages', function ($q) use ($profProflanguagesConditions) {
return $q->where($profProflanguagesConditions);
});
$query->matching('Cities', function ($q) use ($citiesConditions) {
return $q->where($citiesConditions);
});
debug($query->toArray());
die();
}
I've tried matching conditions like this:
$customerConditions = [
'OR' => [
['Customers.email LIKE' => '%'.$search.'%'],
['Customers.city LIKE' => '%'.$search.'%'],
['Customers.company_name LIKE' => '%'.$search.'%'],
['Customers.organization_number LIKE' => '%'.$search.'%'],
]
];
$userConditions = [
'OR' => [
['Users.email LIKE' => '%'.$search.'%'],
['Users.first_name LIKE' => '%'.$search.'%'],
['Users.last_name LIKE' => '%'.$search.'%'],
]
];
But only works for first matching() call.
This is the query with 'OR' in matching conditions.
SELECT
Purchases.id AS `Purchases__id`,
Purchases.customer_id AS `Purchases__customer_id`,
Purchases.user_id AS `Purchases__user_id`,
Purchases.invoice_id AS `Purchases__invoice_id`,
Purchases.status AS `Purchases__status`,
Purchases.created AS `Purchases__created`,
Purchases.quantity AS `Purchases__quantity`,
Purchases.quantity_max AS `Purchases__quantity_max`,
Customers.id AS `Customers__id`,
Customers.organization_number AS `Customers__organization_number`,
Customers.company_name AS `Customers__company_name`,
Customers.address AS `Customers__address`,
Customers.address2 AS `Customers__address2`,
Customers.zipcode AS `Customers__zipcode`,
Customers.city AS `Customers__city`,
Customers.email AS `Customers__email`,
Customers.created AS `Customers__created`,
Customers.removed AS `Customers__removed`,
Users.id AS `Users__id`,
Users.customer_id AS `Users__customer_id`,
Users.type AS `Users__type`,
Users.email AS `Users__email`,
Users.password AS `Users__password`,
Users.salt AS `Users__salt`,
Users.first_name AS `Users__first_name`,
Users.last_name AS `Users__last_name`,
Users.invoice_text AS `Users__invoice_text`,
Users.created AS `Users__created`,
Users.removed AS `Users__removed`,
Professions.id AS `Professions__id`,
Professions.parent_id AS `Professions__parent_id`,
Professions.lft AS `Professions__lft`,
Professions.rght AS `Professions__rght`,
ProfessionsPurchases.id AS `ProfessionsPurchases__id`,
ProfessionsPurchases.profession_id AS `ProfessionsPurchases__profession_id`,
ProfessionsPurchases.purchase_id AS `ProfessionsPurchases__purchase_id`,
ProfessionsLanguages.id AS `ProfessionsLanguages__id`,
ProfessionsLanguages.profession_id AS `ProfessionsLanguages__profession_id`,
ProfessionsLanguages.language_id AS `ProfessionsLanguages__language_id`,
ProfessionsLanguages.name AS `ProfessionsLanguages__name`,
Cities.id AS `Cities__id`,
Cities.state_id AS `Cities__state_id`,
Cities.name AS `Cities__name`,
Cities.active AS `Cities__active`,
Cities.applicant_count AS `Cities__applicant_count`,
CitiesPurchases.id AS `CitiesPurchases__id`,
CitiesPurchases.city_id AS `CitiesPurchases__city_id`,
CitiesPurchases.purchase_id AS `CitiesPurchases__purchase_id`
FROM
purchases Purchases
INNER JOIN
customers Customers
ON (
(
Customers.email like :c0
OR Customers.city like :c1
OR Customers.company_name like :c2
OR Customers.organization_number like :c3
)
AND Customers.id = (
Purchases.customer_id
)
)
INNER JOIN
users Users
ON (
(
Users.email like :c4
OR Users.first_name like :c5
OR Users.last_name like :c6
)
AND Users.id = (
Purchases.user_id
)
)
INNER JOIN
professions Professions
ON 1 = 1
INNER JOIN
professions_purchases ProfessionsPurchases
ON (
Purchases.id = (
ProfessionsPurchases.purchase_id
)
AND Professions.id = (
ProfessionsPurchases.profession_id
)
)
INNER JOIN
professions_languages ProfessionsLanguages
ON (
ProfessionsLanguages.language_id = :c7
AND ProfessionsLanguages.name like :c8
AND Professions.id = (
ProfessionsLanguages.profession_id
)
)
INNER JOIN
cities Cities
ON Cities.name like :c9
INNER JOIN
cities_purchases CitiesPurchases
ON (
Purchases.id = (
CitiesPurchases.purchase_id
)
AND Cities.id = (
CitiesPurchases.city_id
)
)
WHERE
(
(
Purchases.user_id
) IS NOT NULL
AND (
Purchases.customer_id
) IS NOT NULL
)