Here, RubyonRails6 is used to record an oblivion record that edits (erases) </ strong> the posted content. In the previous post, Implemented editing function . The implementation of the editing function is recorded there, so if you want to check it, please check there.
To implement this post, action </ strong> should be erase (click) data / transfer to post list </ strong>.
Create a delete action </ strong> in routes. With form /: id / delete </ strong>, the URL of the id you want to delete is specified. Also, if you want to modify </ strong> the database, set it with "post" </ strong> instead of "get" on routes.
config/routes
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post "form/:id/delete" => "form#delete"
erb:app/views/Any.html.erb
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<%= link_to("Delete", "/form/#{@post.id}/delete", {method: "post"}) %>
I'm using link_to </ strong> to link to the delete action I just created.
By adding {method: "post"}) </ strong>, you can associate it with the post of routes. It's complicated !!
erb:app/views/Any.html.erb
↓ error in post
<%= link_to("Delete", "/form/#{@forms.id}/delete") %>
↓ is correct
<%= link_to("Delete", "/form/#{@forms.id}/delete", {method: "post"}) %>
app/controllers/Any.rb
def delete
@forms = Form.find_by(id: params[:id])
@forms.destroy
redirect_to("/")
end
app/controllers/Any.rb
def delete
# find_Get data with by method
@forms = Form.find_by(id: params[:id])
end
app/controllers/Any.rb
def delete
# @table name.Delete with destroy
@forms.destroy
end
app/controllers/Any.rb
def delete
# redirect_Set redirect with to method
redirect_to("/")
end
If the above is completed and the error does not get angry, the delete function should be completed. How was it?
Thank you for reading this far. It looks like a full-fledged site if you implement the display / modification function from the database settings and add the delete function to the post. However, when the posting function is successfully deleted, I feel happy but sad (Why?)
Database creation / editing / delete and basic functions have been implemented so far. I would like to learn about security and detailed functions in the future.
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