Turn on debug mode. lists() method returns array, which doesn't have join() method. Plus, you'd probablu want to use relations instead of pure joining.
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2 years ago.
Solution
Assuming you're using Eloquent models:
$thoughts = Thought::all();
$unused_verses = Verse::whereNotIn('id', $thoughts->list('verse_id'))->get();
Then make your list however you want:
foreach ($unused_verses as $verse)
{
// do stuff here...
}
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2 years ago.
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