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It doesn't appear that they've documented how you can do this, but it looks possible from the Fortify config file.

Open config/fortify.php and comment or remove Features::registration(), from the array:

Perhaps instead of

I believe it's still SOA, since you still have APIs in your application.

Refer to this link to learn more about SOA:

https://www.ibm.com/cloud/learn/soa

Go to you App\Exceptions\Handler file, and in the render method you could take some action, like this:

Yes, you can use vue and use vue component where you want to hook js or have ajax request. You can use vue component directly in the blade file.

You can check how to you in this youtube video / channel. link

JavaScript arrays are copied by reference, so form.product_images and images.data are referring to the same array in memory. Editing one variable would affect the other.

The solution is to deep copy the original array into a new array. One way to do that is to map the array into newly spread objects:

Laravel does not return any relation if you do not ask for it... if you are not using with and writing the desired relations, then you are not going to get the relations when you do User::find($id); as find is an alias of $model->whereKey($id)->first($columns)...

So it is not getting any relations... you have to explain more...

This is the source code so you can see what find means.

I found that this is solved by modifying your app.js file in your resources directory thus:

With Inertia all routing is defined server-side. Meaning you don't need Vue Router or React Router. Simply create routes using your server-side framework of choice.

You can read more about it here (https://inertiajs.com/routing#top)

You've got all the routes available on your javascript installed because of ziggy library. It provides a JavaScript route() helper function that works like Laravel's, making it easy to use your Laravel named routes in JavaScript.

To modify or add prefix to the URL, you'll have to do it from the backend(Laravel) using Middleware or Route Groups, because Ziggy doesn't create URL, it just provides the URL that you define in your Laravel's web.php file in your Javascript.

That's why you have @routes in your root blade file. If you remove that, this.routes or this.$routes won't be available.

E.g.