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Just test data and uptating one field using put:

    document.getElementById('submitBtn').addEventListener('click', submitPost);
    function submitPost(e) {
        e.preventDefault();
        const data = {petid: document.getElementById('petid').value,
            species: document.getElementById('species').value,
            _token: document.getElementsByName("_token")[0].value,
            _method: document.getElementsByName("_method")[0].value};

First, in html if a checkbox is not checked nothing is passed for that checkbox in the request.

For example if you had a form with name and likes, (pick from the following)

Name  ________________

I like:

Just quick examples, so apply validation and authentication and authorization as needed.

For returning a single record:

    public function testc() {
        $dogid = Request::input('somevar');
        $dog = Dog::find($dogid)->toArray();
        return Response::json($dog);
    }

// In an update method
public function add()
{
    // Validate as needed
    $lid=DB::table('dc_dogs')->count();
    $lid=$lid+1;
    $file=Request::file('ufile');
    $file_name=$file->getClientOriginalName();
 $file_ext=$file-&gt;getClientOriginalExtension();

At times on a shared host you may not be able to use a symbolic link. I sometimes just display from a folder outside of web folder:

A bare basic example, this file just name it DisplayImage.php

<?php
$basedir = '/some_folder/images'; // on hard drive
$imagedir = $_GET['dir'];
$image = $_GET['img'];

Anyone new to RBAC I highly suggest using laravel's or Spatie https://github.com/spatie/laravel-permission

However being familiar with RBAC I use built in authentication but have custom authorization.

I use static helper classes, but instance will also work. And these are just simple examples of making sure a required role of a method matches with one of the logged in users role.

I have a role field in users table like:

   role

	<?php

	class BlogController extends Controller
	{
	/**
	* Posts
	*
	* @return void
	*/
	public function showPosts()

	<?php

	/*

	PHP/MySQL (PDO) method with named parameters
	---------------------------------------------
	https://gist.github.com/luckyshot/9477105
	Last updated: 12 Sep 17

	$config = [

	On a PHP coding forum someone ask how to loop a certain array.

	The data was in Json format (not shown), but this will give a good idea of how to handle looping an array.
	I just named the Json data $mydata.

	First json decode it:
	```
	$decoded = json_decode($mydata, true);

	// I just put the json in the variable $mydata to work with.

	entity code:

	<?php
	namespace App\Model\Entity;

	use Cake\ORM\Entity;
	use Cake\Utility\Inflector;
	/**
	* Pet Entity.
	*/