I have been looking everywhere for solutions and I am convinced I am doing everything right.
I have a list of IDs in an array that I need to channel through to the controller for deletion but the request object always gives me an empty array when I do $request->all()
but if I dump the request object itself I am able to see it and its related properties and methods.
JavaScript
var data = [id: 14, id:77, id:138]; //We will convert this to a json string
$.ajax({
type : 'POST',
url : '/orders/cancel',
data : JSON.stringify(data), //Outputs [{"id":"x"},{"id":"x"}]
headers: { 'X-CSRF-TOKEN':token },
success: function(){ //the usual },
error: function(){ //the usual }
});
Laravel Route
Route::any('/orders/cancel', 'BackOrderedOrdersController@cancelAction');
The Controller
namespace My\Namespace;
use Illuminate\Http\Request;
//other irrelavant `use` statements omitted
class BackOrderedOrdersController extends Controller
{
public function cancelAction(Request $request)
{
dd($request->all()); //This just outputs '[]' : empty array
}
}
The response status is 200 meaning everything is fine but the posted data does not reach the controller for some reason.
This is also a first time I had to work with Ajax Post without my data coming from a form and also I am a bit reluctant in terms of whether that is the issue.
My bet is around this content type defined as application/x-www-form-urlencoded;charset=UTF-8
by FIREBUG output even when I specified data type as json. I am partially aware of what this content-type and encoding is all about entails but in this instance.
Can someone pinpoint me to the right direction as to where the data gets missed? Is it a JQuery issue, Laravel issue or what?
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