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I would like to delete an item only on my page "overview" however I will wish to keep the element on my database. Is it possible ?

Do you have an idea of the procedure ?

I don't know how to do softdelete, in my Controller I have that

public function destroy(Devis $devis)

     {

         $devis->delete();

         return redirect('/admin');

     }

In my route I have that

Route::group(['middleware' => ['auth']], function () {

    Route::get('/admin', 'AdminController@getHome');

    Route::get('/valider/{devis}', 'AdminController@destroy');

});

In my file overview I have that

@foreach($devis as $item)

                <tr>

                   <td> {{$item->firstname}}</td>

                   <td> {{$item->lastname}} </td>

                   <td> {{$item->phone}} </td>

                   <td> {{$item->start_adress}} --  {{$item->start_floor}}</td>

                   <td> {{$item->end_adress}} --  {{$item->end_floor}}</td>

                   <td> {{$item->type_intervention}}</td>

                   <td> {{$item->email}} </td>

                   <td> {{$item->remarks}} </td>

                   <td> <a href="/valider/{{$item->id}}" class="btn btn-danger"><span class="left ion-close"></span></a></td>

                </tr>

              @endforeach

Laravel already did it look here so you add deleted_at in your model and
as docs said your model is like:

  namespace App;



use IlluminateDatabaseEloquentModel;

use IlluminateDatabaseEloquentSoftDeletes;



class Flight extends Model

{

    use SoftDeletes;



    /**

     * The attributes that should be mutated to dates.

     *

     * @var array

     */

    protected $dates = ['deleted_at'];

}

When you want to soft delete actually you need a flag. Let's say that in your table you have a column deleted which accepts boolean values.

When you retrieve the data in your controller to pass it to the view then you will query the table you just put a where clause to your query something like:

->where('deleted',0)

So you get the "undeleted" items.

Now when you want to softdelete actually you don't delete but you update your column to set it's status to 1.

Use this: Documentation soft deleting
later add to the conditions for downloading items

->whereNull('deleted_at')

Laravel has it's own implementation of soft deleting. Simply add use SoftDeletes to your model, and it starts working. Try reading Eloquent - Soft deletes to learn more about it and its implications on your code.

You must add a field to soft delete when creating the table. It's best to migrate. If it will be and you'll use soft delete then:

$ item-> delete () - will be softdelete



$ item-> forcedelete () - will permanently delete