public function destroy($kitTypeID)
 {
     // This Shall be fun!
     // We have to deconstruct the types based on the forign key dependencys
     // First iterate all the kits, for each kit remove all contents,
     // and then all bookings (and all booking details)
     // then finally we can remove the kit type and then all the logs for that
     // kit type.
     foreach (Kits::where('KitType', '=', $kitTypeID)->get() as $kit) {
         foreach (KitContents::where("KitID", '=', $kit->ID)->get() as $content) {
             KitContents::destroy($content->ID);
         }
         foreach (Booking::where("KitID", '=', $kit->ID)->get() as $booking) {
             foreach (BookingDetails::where("BookingID", '=', $booking->ID)->get() as $detail) {
                 BookingDetails::destroy($detail->ID);
             }
             Booking::destroy($booking->ID);
         }
         Kits::destroy($kit->ID);
     }
     KitTypes::destroy($kitTypeID);
     // Do the logs last, as all the deletes will log the changes of deleting the bits.
     Logs::where('LogKey1', '=', $kitTypeID)->delete();
     return "OK";
 }
Example #2
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 public function destroy($kitID)
 {
     $kit = Kits::find($kitID);
     foreach (Booking::where('KitID', '=', $kitID)->get() as $book) {
         foreach (BookingDetails::where('BookingID', '=', $book->ID)->get() as $detail) {
             BookingDetails::destroy($detail->ID);
         }
         Booking::destroy($book->ID);
     }
     foreach ($kit->contents as $content) {
         KitContents::destroy($content->ID);
     }
     Kits::destroy($kitID);
 }