Yii Active Record COALESCE not displaying result

Question

I have the following query:

$result = Table1::model()->findAll(array(
    'with' => array(
                'table2' => array(
                    'joinType' => 'LEFT JOIN',
                    'on' => 'pk = fk AND fk=1'
                )
            ),
    'select' => array('name',
                      'COALESCE(table2.price, t.standardprice) AS price',
                      'COALESCE(table2.period, t.period) AS period')
    )
);

My goal is to pick table2's fields if those are filled in, but if these are empty / no rows found the original table's fields should be displayed.

However, my output isn't as expected. The price field isn't displayed at all in my result's attributes, and the period field is either table2's value or empty.

EDIT: Perhaps my SQL is wrong somewhere. Using this SQL gives me the wanted results:

SELECT name, COALESCE(tb1.price, tb2.standardprice) as price, COALESCE(tb1.period, tb2.period) as period
FROM table1 as tb1
LEFT JOIN table2 as tb2
ON (tb1.pk= tb2.fk) AND fk=1;

Yet I don't see any difference with my current code.

EDIT2: Table structures:

Table1 (original table)

pk            (int 11) - Primary key, auto increment
name          (varchar 255)
standardprice (decimal 11,2)
period        (varchar 255)
fkLanguage    //not relevant
photo         //not relevant
description   //not relevant
link          //not relevant

Table2

ID      (int 11) - Primary key, auto increment
fk      (int 11) - Foreign key, which links to pk of table1
period  (varchar 255)
price   (decimal 11,2)
fkType  //not relevant
amount  //not relevant

Clarification: The fk=1 is indeed a JOIN condition. If the fk isn't 1 then I don't want those rows to join, but take the values from table1 instead.

Answer 1

You need to add column price for parsing not existing column in schema.
Try to modify model Table1 ()

• add public $price;
• override method attributeNames to following:

public function attributeNames()
  {
      $colums = parent::attributeNames();
      $colums[] = 'price';
      return $colums;
  }

Answer 2

I think you should do like this:

$result = Tablename::model()->findAll(array(
'with' => array(
            'tabel2' => array(
                'joinType' => 'LEFT JOIN',
                'on' => 'pk = fk'
            )
        ),
'select' => array('name',
                  'COALESCE(tabel2.price, t.standardprice) AS price',
                  'COALESCE(tabel2.period, t.period) AS period'),
'condition'=> ' fk = 1 '
));

because fk = 1 is not a part of the on statement; it is only a condition. I think that will make the difference for you.