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Support for UUID
See original GitHub issueHey there.
So I am wondering and cannot find information anywhere.
If I have a table and the route to edit is defined as
http://timutech.localhost/admin/timu-user/0/edit
How do I get that 0 parameter in the url to translate to my real ID used in the database? As I am using UUIDs.
Following http://timutech.localhost/admin/timu-user/0/edit gives a “404 No query results for model [App\Models\TimuUser] 0” page.
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@digitaltim-de what’s the issue you’re having more specifically? If you think there’s a bug in Backpack please open a new issue - it’ll also ask you for some stuff like the version of PHP and Backpack you’re running.
For reference, I’ve just created a CRUD for a model that uses UUIDs and it seems to work perfectly, I had no problems. The problem first reported here is a very old one (2017), nowadays I see the UUID is used in the URL so there’s no reason UUIDs wouldn’t work out-of-the-box with Backpack:
Same Issue…