php - Laravel limit with (not globally) -

I have the following query, which I want to execute with supernatural . (['User name']) with the

  $ restaurant = restaurant :: (['user' = & gt; function ($ query) {$ query}; // this $ query-> where the condition ('confirmation');}]) - & gt; Search ($ ID); I want to get a  restaurant  and it is related to  user  (they are related), but  user  usernames  
 
 I  $ hidden  to the  user  model I can add to it, but then they will hide for every query (in the array / JSN form). But I only want to narrow it a bit more for this query. 
 
 If I add (wrapping it in or without the array), I get the following result: 
 
  {'id': 1, 'user': Null}  
 
 However, if I remove that selection then I will not be able to enter the full  user : 
 
  {'id': 1, 'user': {.. json user data}}  
 
  user  exists and the  username  is not empty How can I go about this? 
 
 The output can be found here. 
 
 Edit: When I change the value of something that does not exist in that database, I see an error, and with that I have decided that the query is correct, but none of me Do not get the output. (I see when using an invalid column 'test'). 
 
  Select `test` from` user`, where `user` .` ​​deleted_at` is zero and` users`. (`) And` User` .` ​​User_type '= Restaurant and `condition` = Confirmation in` userable_id`)  
 

  $ restaurant = restaurant :: with (['user' = & gt; function ($ query) {$ query- & Gt; where position ('confirmation') - & gt; lists ('username');}]))) - & gt; Find ($ ID); It seems that both methods will work but you need to fulfill one condition - you need to include foreign_ column in the lists. /Choose. I do not know what your connection is but for example, suppose you have the  user  table  restaurant_id  column in which you have to use the following code: 
 < (['Username', 'restaurant_id']) with the option of (['user' => function ($ query) {$ query- & gt; Gt; where position ('confirmation');}]) -> & gt; Search ($ ID); (['User' => function ($ query) {$ query- & gt; with <= code> 

or

  $ restaurant = restaurant :: ; Where position ('confirmation') - & gt; lists ('username', 'restaurant_id');}]) - & gt; Find ($ ID);  

I do not know that it is possible for n: n relationship. You should also consider that it can be a bit dangerous (there may be some problems) so that you should only play with it, if you have strong reason for catching the selected columns.