Documentation says:
$user = User::find($user_id);
$user->delete();
This doesnt work, however ProductColor::find($color_id) working. $color->delete() Doest return anything, DELETE FROM query doesn't even execute (as seen in debug bar).
But I can delete record with:
ProductColor::destroy($color_id);
Must be something I overlooked earlier, I'm new to Laravel.
I'm using store also, and it working as expected
public function store(Request $request)
{
$color = new ProductColor();
$color->name = $request->color_name;
$color->order = $request->color_order;
$saved = $color->save();
if ($saved) {
return back()->with('message:success', 'Ok');
} else {
return back()->with('message:error', 'Error');
}
}
To sum up
This WORKS
public function destroy($color_id)
{
$deleted = ProductColor::destroy($color_id);
if ($deleted) {
return back()->with('message:success', 'Deleted');
} else {
return back()->with('message:error', 'Error');
}
}
This NOT
public function destroy($color_id)
{
$color = ProductColor::find($color_id);
$color->delete();
}
My Model
<?php
namespace Modules\Shop\Entities;
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model;
use Modules\Languages\Entities\Language;
class ProductColor extends Model
{
protected $fillable = [];
protected $table = 'product_colors';
}
Sorry, I've figured out the problem. My mistake to post this question.
What I tried to do:
$color = new ProductColor();
$color->find($color_id);
$color->delete();
Should be:
$color = ProductColor::find( $color_id );
$color->delete();
My problem was that I was scared about the IDE complaining about using non-static method 'find'