Laravel (5.4) throws 404 on valid API route

I've been trying to solve this using various different suggestions but nothing seems to work, and although it's possible I'm missing something really obvious, I just don't understand why I'm getting a 404 error on a route that definitely exists.

I have a CRM that amongst other options allows the user to delete a 'deliverable' (a file attached to a case) but for some reason I always get a 404 when trying to execute it.

Here's the call in the React component:

documentCollectionRepo.removeDeliverable(deliverable.id).then(showSuccess, showError);

deliverable.id definitely exists, as I have console logged it out.

Here is the function in the repo:

export function removeDeliverable(documentCollectionId) {

   return Api.remove(`document-collections/${documentCollectionId}`);

}

And finally, here is the route in the API routes file:

Route::delete('document-collections/{documentCollectionId}', 'DocumentCollectionController@deleteDocumentCollection');

When I click the Delete button to run the relevant function, the Network tab shows the following error (IP hidden in this quote):

Request URL: http://192.168.50.52/api/v1/document-collections/3

Request Method: DELETE
Status Code: 404 Not Found
Remote Address:
192.168.xx.xx:80
Referrer Policy: no-referrer-when-downgrade

The deleteDocumentCollection() function definitely exists in the DocumentCollectionController.php file and every other function works (including another delete route) - so I don't quite understand why this route wouldn't work. Any help regarding this would be appreciated.

EDIT:

Here is the controller function:

public function deleteDocumentCollection(DeleteDocumentCollectionRequest $req, $documentCollectionId)

{

    $this->documentCollectionRepository->delete($documentCollectionId);



    return response()->ok();

}

And in the repo:

public function delete($fileId)

{

    $file = $this->getOne($fileId);



    $this->deleteUploadedFile($file);

    $this->deleteNotifications($file);

    $this->deleteNotes($file);



    $file->delete();

}

edited Nov 22 at 13:04

asked Nov 22 at 10:26

Michael Emerson

73411032

Could you also post the group(s) by which this route is surrounded? And does your laravel log contain any errors?
– Sven Hakvoort
Nov 22 at 15:21

All the routes are wrapped in Route::group(['middleware' => ['auth', 'store-last-active']], function() { group and no, there are no additional errors in the log, just the 404
– Michael Emerson
Nov 23 at 16:11

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I have a CRM that amongst other options allows the user to delete a 'deliverable' (a file attached to a case) but for some reason I always get a 404 when trying to execute it.

Here's the call in the React component:

documentCollectionRepo.removeDeliverable(deliverable.id).then(showSuccess, showError);

deliverable.id definitely exists, as I have console logged it out.

Here is the function in the repo:

export function removeDeliverable(documentCollectionId) {

   return Api.remove(`document-collections/${documentCollectionId}`);

}

And finally, here is the route in the API routes file:

Route::delete('document-collections/{documentCollectionId}', 'DocumentCollectionController@deleteDocumentCollection');

When I click the Delete button to run the relevant function, the Network tab shows the following error (IP hidden in this quote):

Request URL: http://192.168.50.52/api/v1/document-collections/3

Request Method: DELETE
Status Code: 404 Not Found
Remote Address:
192.168.xx.xx:80
Referrer Policy: no-referrer-when-downgrade

EDIT:

Here is the controller function:

public function deleteDocumentCollection(DeleteDocumentCollectionRequest $req, $documentCollectionId)

{

    $this->documentCollectionRepository->delete($documentCollectionId);



    return response()->ok();

}

And in the repo:

public function delete($fileId)

{

    $file = $this->getOne($fileId);



    $this->deleteUploadedFile($file);

    $this->deleteNotifications($file);

    $this->deleteNotes($file);



    $file->delete();

}

edited Nov 22 at 13:04

asked Nov 22 at 10:26

Michael Emerson

73411032

Could you also post the group(s) by which this route is surrounded? And does your laravel log contain any errors?
– Sven Hakvoort
Nov 22 at 15:21

All the routes are wrapped in Route::group(['middleware' => ['auth', 'store-last-active']], function() { group and no, there are no additional errors in the log, just the 404
– Michael Emerson
Nov 23 at 16:11

add a comment |

I have a CRM that amongst other options allows the user to delete a 'deliverable' (a file attached to a case) but for some reason I always get a 404 when trying to execute it.

Here's the call in the React component:

documentCollectionRepo.removeDeliverable(deliverable.id).then(showSuccess, showError);

deliverable.id definitely exists, as I have console logged it out.

Here is the function in the repo:

export function removeDeliverable(documentCollectionId) {

   return Api.remove(`document-collections/${documentCollectionId}`);

}

And finally, here is the route in the API routes file:

Route::delete('document-collections/{documentCollectionId}', 'DocumentCollectionController@deleteDocumentCollection');

When I click the Delete button to run the relevant function, the Network tab shows the following error (IP hidden in this quote):

Request URL: http://192.168.50.52/api/v1/document-collections/3

Request Method: DELETE
Status Code: 404 Not Found
Remote Address:
192.168.xx.xx:80
Referrer Policy: no-referrer-when-downgrade

EDIT:

Here is the controller function:

public function deleteDocumentCollection(DeleteDocumentCollectionRequest $req, $documentCollectionId)

{

    $this->documentCollectionRepository->delete($documentCollectionId);



    return response()->ok();

}

And in the repo:

public function delete($fileId)

{

    $file = $this->getOne($fileId);



    $this->deleteUploadedFile($file);

    $this->deleteNotifications($file);

    $this->deleteNotes($file);



    $file->delete();

}

edited Nov 22 at 13:04

asked Nov 22 at 10:26

Michael Emerson

73411032

I have a CRM that amongst other options allows the user to delete a 'deliverable' (a file attached to a case) but for some reason I always get a 404 when trying to execute it.

Here's the call in the React component:

documentCollectionRepo.removeDeliverable(deliverable.id).then(showSuccess, showError);

deliverable.id definitely exists, as I have console logged it out.

Here is the function in the repo:

export function removeDeliverable(documentCollectionId) {

   return Api.remove(`document-collections/${documentCollectionId}`);

}

And finally, here is the route in the API routes file:

Route::delete('document-collections/{documentCollectionId}', 'DocumentCollectionController@deleteDocumentCollection');

When I click the Delete button to run the relevant function, the Network tab shows the following error (IP hidden in this quote):

Request URL: http://192.168.50.52/api/v1/document-collections/3

Request Method: DELETE
Status Code: 404 Not Found
Remote Address:
192.168.xx.xx:80
Referrer Policy: no-referrer-when-downgrade

EDIT:

Here is the controller function:

public function deleteDocumentCollection(DeleteDocumentCollectionRequest $req, $documentCollectionId)

{

    $this->documentCollectionRepository->delete($documentCollectionId);



    return response()->ok();

}

And in the repo:

public function delete($fileId)

{

    $file = $this->getOne($fileId);



    $this->deleteUploadedFile($file);

    $this->deleteNotifications($file);

    $this->deleteNotes($file);



    $file->delete();

}

laravel http-status-code-404

edited Nov 22 at 13:04

asked Nov 22 at 10:26

Michael Emerson

73411032

edited Nov 22 at 13:04

asked Nov 22 at 10:26

Michael Emerson

73411032

edited Nov 22 at 13:04

asked Nov 22 at 10:26

Michael Emerson

73411032

asked Nov 22 at 10:26

Michael Emerson

73411032

asked Nov 22 at 10:26

Michael Emerson

73411032

Could you also post the group(s) by which this route is surrounded? And does your laravel log contain any errors?
– Sven Hakvoort
Nov 22 at 15:21

All the routes are wrapped in Route::group(['middleware' => ['auth', 'store-last-active']], function() { group and no, there are no additional errors in the log, just the 404
– Michael Emerson
Nov 23 at 16:11

add a comment |

Could you also post the group(s) by which this route is surrounded? And does your laravel log contain any errors?
– Sven Hakvoort
Nov 22 at 15:21

All the routes are wrapped in Route::group(['middleware' => ['auth', 'store-last-active']], function() { group and no, there are no additional errors in the log, just the 404
– Michael Emerson
Nov 23 at 16:11

Could you also post the group(s) by which this route is surrounded? And does your laravel log contain any errors?
– Sven Hakvoort
Nov 22 at 15:21

All the routes are wrapped in Route::group(['middleware' => ['auth', 'store-last-active']], function() { group and no, there are no additional errors in the log, just the 404
– Michael Emerson
Nov 23 at 16:11

add a comment |

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If you Laravel Project is configured on Apache, then it might occur such issue.

Because Apache doesn't allow DELETE requests, so the response will be 404.

Add this to .htaccess after the Laravel default codes:

<Limit DELETE>

  Order deny,allow

  Allow from all

</Limit>

Again this can be the possible case. and if it still don't work, please share your code in brief so i can look into it.

Thanks.

answered Nov 22 at 12:34

dvl333

495

Actually I use nginx, and also as I stated in my question all other delete requests work fine - it's literally just that one
– Michael Emerson
Nov 22 at 12:37

Can you please only share code of deleteDocumentCollection() function ?
– dvl333
Nov 22 at 12:39

I have added them to the question
– Michael Emerson
Nov 22 at 13:04

add a comment |

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If you Laravel Project is configured on Apache, then it might occur such issue.

Because Apache doesn't allow DELETE requests, so the response will be 404.

Add this to .htaccess after the Laravel default codes:

<Limit DELETE>

  Order deny,allow

  Allow from all

</Limit>

Again this can be the possible case. and if it still don't work, please share your code in brief so i can look into it.

Thanks.

answered Nov 22 at 12:34

dvl333

495

Actually I use nginx, and also as I stated in my question all other delete requests work fine - it's literally just that one
– Michael Emerson
Nov 22 at 12:37

Can you please only share code of deleteDocumentCollection() function ?
– dvl333
Nov 22 at 12:39

I have added them to the question
– Michael Emerson
Nov 22 at 13:04

add a comment |

If you Laravel Project is configured on Apache, then it might occur such issue.

Because Apache doesn't allow DELETE requests, so the response will be 404.

Add this to .htaccess after the Laravel default codes:

<Limit DELETE>

  Order deny,allow

  Allow from all

</Limit>

Again this can be the possible case. and if it still don't work, please share your code in brief so i can look into it.

Thanks.

answered Nov 22 at 12:34

dvl333

495

Actually I use nginx, and also as I stated in my question all other delete requests work fine - it's literally just that one
– Michael Emerson
Nov 22 at 12:37

Can you please only share code of deleteDocumentCollection() function ?
– dvl333
Nov 22 at 12:39

I have added them to the question
– Michael Emerson
Nov 22 at 13:04

add a comment |

If you Laravel Project is configured on Apache, then it might occur such issue.

Because Apache doesn't allow DELETE requests, so the response will be 404.

Add this to .htaccess after the Laravel default codes:

<Limit DELETE>

  Order deny,allow

  Allow from all

</Limit>

Again this can be the possible case. and if it still don't work, please share your code in brief so i can look into it.

Thanks.

answered Nov 22 at 12:34

dvl333

495

If you Laravel Project is configured on Apache, then it might occur such issue.

Because Apache doesn't allow DELETE requests, so the response will be 404.

Add this to .htaccess after the Laravel default codes:

<Limit DELETE>

  Order deny,allow

  Allow from all

</Limit>

Again this can be the possible case. and if it still don't work, please share your code in brief so i can look into it.

Thanks.

answered Nov 22 at 12:34

dvl333

495

answered Nov 22 at 12:34

dvl333

495

answered Nov 22 at 12:34

dvl333

495

answered Nov 22 at 12:34

dvl333

495

Actually I use nginx, and also as I stated in my question all other delete requests work fine - it's literally just that one
– Michael Emerson
Nov 22 at 12:37

Can you please only share code of deleteDocumentCollection() function ?
– dvl333
Nov 22 at 12:39

I have added them to the question
– Michael Emerson
Nov 22 at 13:04

add a comment |

Actually I use nginx, and also as I stated in my question all other delete requests work fine - it's literally just that one
– Michael Emerson
Nov 22 at 12:37

Can you please only share code of deleteDocumentCollection() function ?
– dvl333
Nov 22 at 12:39

I have added them to the question
– Michael Emerson
Nov 22 at 13:04

Actually I use nginx, and also as I stated in my question all other delete requests work fine - it's literally just that one
– Michael Emerson
Nov 22 at 12:37

Can you please only share code of deleteDocumentCollection() function ?
– dvl333
Nov 22 at 12:39

I have added them to the question
– Michael Emerson
Nov 22 at 13:04

add a comment |

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