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By using the LocalStorageStore, I can delete my Model with the 'destroy' method.
When I'm using the BikiniStore the DELETE request throws a 404.
I figured out that BikiniStore uses as default '_id' instead of 'id'.
So I added this line to my model:
idAttribute: '_id'
Now it works fine with the LocalStorageStore and BikiniStore.
Maybe the BikiniStore should use the id as default.
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By using the LocalStorageStore, I can delete my Model with the 'destroy' method.
When I'm using the BikiniStore the DELETE request throws a 404.
I figured out that BikiniStore uses as default '_id' instead of 'id'.
So I added this line to my model:
idAttribute: '_id'
Now it works fine with the LocalStorageStore and BikiniStore.
Maybe the BikiniStore should use the id as default.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: