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You can use placeholders in the join, but not for field names. Only actual values can be placeholders, not references to tables or columns.
Hi, Thanks for nice example!
I have a doubt in this
currently I am using variable in join
eg:
$query->join('table1', 't1', "t1.field1 = {$field1}");
Is there way to use placeholder for $field1