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you can have a 'key' for the data to determine which data to be saved on which table.

something like data: [{'region': localStorage.regions, 'marker': localStorage.markers}]

with that, you can use only one request.

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Like @beanmoss said, I think 1 POST request can do the job. But if you really need to, you could also do this,

var request1 = $.ajax({
  url: '/wave/markers',
  // ... 
});

var request2 = $.ajax({
  url: '/wave/regions',
  // ...
});

$.when(request1, request2).then(function (response1, response2) {
  // response1, response2 should each contain an array with length of 3, [ data, statusText, jqXHR ]
  // your logic goes here
});
Route::post('wave/markers', 'WaveController@markers');
Route::post('wave/regions', 'WaveController@regions');

That's what REST should do isn't it? :D

Last updated 9 years ago.
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Thank you I will give these suggestions a try.

edit: This worked thanks.

Route::post('wave/regions', 'WaveController@storeRegions');
Route::post('wave/markers', 'WaveController@storeMarkers');
public function storeRegions (Request $request)
  {
    if($request->ajax()) {

        $data = $request->all();

        return $data;
      }
    }
    public function storeMarkers (Request $request)
    {
      if($request->ajax()) {

          $data = $request->all();

          return $data;
        }
      }
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