Did you define customer table name in auth file?

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note that orders is an array of order

No problem

Did you define customer table name in auth file?

yes the customer line works

And are you logged in?

I’ve used it a lot

yes

it’s working fine on local idk what the problem is

Did the solution i gave worked?

Print with id

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Print auth guard customer only

Put this instead of return response()

That might be the problem that customer he is logged in with does not have any order and that’s why the json encoding is giving error

empty response

Because there are no orders

Do some dummy entry in database for the customer you are logged in with

not possible
databases match too

No it should print blank array if no orders are found

Yes

Issue is in auth guard customer

Is it blank space?

I have orders

yes

There are no brackets?

no

Then the problem is with authentication

printed the user

Try giving one hard-coded customer ID in the function and if the result comes then the problem is with authentication

it returned the correct user

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$orders = Order::where(‘customer_id’,<customer_id>)->orderByDesc(‘created_at’)->get();

same old error

yeah I tried that