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[harv2219]

[robert-moore96]

what is it that you are suggesting here?

laravel doesnt force or stop you from using ajax

the framework doesnt care at all where the requests are coming from

and the default app skeleton doesnt really have any ajax specific stuff at all

[macropay-solutions]

@harv2219 It is hard to understand what you want.
Hack laravel and make it work like you want. It will likely not apply the change that you ask for in the future.

[harv2219]

If you don't understand it's not my problem and also you said it will not apply and I don't care and your company are not the owner of the laravel framework I'm right?

[macropay-solutions]

Sorry for giving you feedback. Good luck.

[shaedrich]

@harv2219 If you wait for Taylor to reply to any discussion you are in for a long wait

[Sophist-UK]

@harv2219 Christian Your original question was:

Laravel CRUD to useful again and to disregard using AJAX for the future update release version of laravel.

As a Jr Laravel Developer, I have a new idea or suggestion that would be help in the near future. that if you can upgrade the laravel code CRUD for not refreshing page for the data inserted in a database (MySQL) that don't rely in a package. Because the other package is that no need to refresh to load the data in a table it is called "ALPHINE". and to disregard using the AJAX code. Because in a project as a laravel developer the AJAX was the useful code for not refreshing the web page to display the inserted data's and I understand that but the Laravel CRUD was waste and not useful anymore and disregard always in an ongoing development of a projects by the developers for me the laravel CRUD was better to use over AJAX but if you can do this in laravel CRUD to upgrade it is not hustle on our end as a laravel developer when doing CRUD in a project to disregard AJAX. Because it so many logic code that we need to understand to reduce and just only to focus on laravel CRUD only not in AJAX.

And it was answered perfectly by @robert-moore96.

Then @macropay-solutions gave you an alternative answer, and your response to them was:

If you don't understand it's not my problem and also you said it will not apply and I don't care and your company are not the owner of the laravel framework I'm right?

1. The onus is on the person asking for help to communicate their problem and NOT on the person willing to help them to try to make sense of something unintelligible. To think otherwise is simply entitled.

2. If you won't accept help from anyone other than Taylor Otwell himself, then you are almost certainly never going to get help. Two people have donated their own valuable time in order to try to help you and all you can do is moan about it - and this is simply entitled.

3. Then when you don't get what you want, you throw your toys out of the pram like an infant, and remove your original question and attempted to remove the discussion subject - and that is pretty darned entitled too.

Based on the above analysis I would suggest that Laravel is not the solution for you.