Solution
you may want to check jquery's ajax function
$.ajax({
type: "DELETE",
url: "{{ URL::route('someroute') }}"
});
It works thank you very much! I used 'URL::to' (I think 'URL::route' is for named routes)
url: "{{ URL::to('admin/categories/" + idtodelete +"')}}"
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9 years ago.
But I see strange behavior, the browser doesn't go to the address admin/categories/3 (3 for the example). It just deletes the record. I don't understand, It gets deleted without using the route??
Edit: I checked it with NetBeans, the code in the route and the code in the controller destroy method, do get executed. But the redirection (in the destroy method) does not happen,I don't understand why.
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9 years ago.
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