I have destroy function:
public function destroy(Tag $tag)
{
$tag->delete();
return Response::json([], ResponseHttp::HTTP_OK);
}
If frontend send one id of post - all ok. But how delete if frontend send array of post?
4 Answers
Try it,if you can get array of ids then you will delete them as
public function destroyArrayOfTag(array $tag){ //you can also use Request for getting post attributes
Tag::whereIn('id',$tag)->delete();
return Response::json([], ResponseHttp::HTTP_OK);
}
where $tag is a array of ids. Best of luck
Comments
You could also pass an array of ids using a delimiter. eg. comma
So your route would look like this destroy/1,2,3,4
Then in your controller:
public function destroy($ids)
{
Tag::destroy(explode(",",$ids));
return Response::json([], ResponseHttp::HTTP_OK);
}
EDIT: You are using DELETE method, so your url would look something like this api/tag/1,2,3
9 Comments
Georg
It's return - [] and doesn't delete.
CUGreen
Are you using a resource route/controller or a custom route? Can you please provide your front end code?
Georg
Route::delete('/{tag}', 'TagController@destroy')->middleware('auth:api');
CUGreen
Should work. Though you are better off using something like
Route::delete('/tag/{id}'... then use a method DELETE on tag/1,2,3. Can I see your front end script?Georg
No, it's only for API.
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I do it from filter -
public function destroy()
{
Tag::filter(\Request::only(['filter']))->delete();
return Response::json([], ResponseHttp::HTTP_OK);
}
Comments
perhaps you should add an array variable in your ajax. example like this :
var data =[];
and then fetch the array post into data. and then you can do this thing :
for(var i=0; i<data.length; i++)
{
$.ajax({
url: your_path+'/destroy/'+data[i],
type: 'GET',
dataType: 'json',
success:function(response) {
notify(1,"Your Response Message");
}
})
}
Hope this will help you. Thank's
1 Comment
Amit Joshi
This will not an ideal solution as this will create multiple AJAX call. What you need to do is pass the array of ids through AJAX an delete these on the destroy function by looping through each.
foreach()?