--- title: "CRUD Delete | Docs" description: "ZingGrid has a predefined set of default behavior for CRUD functionality. This CRUD functionality can be extended or overridden." url: https://www.zinggrid.com/docs/crud/delete --- ```text experiment_id: web-retrieval-v1 fixture_id: /docs/crud/delete.md mode: provenance representation: markdown origin_response_id: 5e306192761fc503439c652ddfc62278 version: 2026-10-21 version_created_at_utc: 2026-10-21T20:42:35.661Z version_nonce: 83a8b8e6f1fe79483ca683811f96e1ec generated_at_utc: 2026-11-05T04:57:17.033Z response_nonce: 193ff5fd62498faa85311fe2caafd103 ``` # CRUD Delete ZingGrid has default behavior for **delete** actions. There are expected inputs and outputs for a **delete** action. You can, of course, extend or override this default behavior. ## CRUD Defaults The default send and return values for CRUD actions are: CRUD Defaults | Action | Type | Response Codes: Success | Response Codes: Error | Returns | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Create row | POST | 200 - 299 | \>= 400 | **Expected Return Contents** • Entire dataset • Single record **or** ID of record | | Read data | GET | 200 - 299 | \>= 400 | Expects a JSON or dataset response. | | Update row | PUT | 200 - 299 | \>= 400 | Response is not read. | | Update cell | PATCH | 200 - 299 | \>= 400 | Response is not read. | | Delete row | DELETE | 200 - 299 | \>= 400 | Response is not read. | ## Override Defaults If you need to override any default **delete** actions, you can use `deleteOptions` to adjust all actions against the initial and subsequent fetches from the grid. [You can read more about available `deleteOptions` values here](https://www.zinggrid.com/docs/api-zg-param#zg-param-name-deleteOptions). Here is a list of available `deleteOptions`: ```javascript { // to change the read method of the action to POST "method": "POST", // takes a JSON packet to be sent to the server in place of the action // in this case user_id is always one. "body": {user_id:1}, "requestType": "application/json", "exclude": "", "headers": {"Authorization": "Basic super-secrete-key"}, "mode": "no-cors", "responseType": "", "src": "", "queryString": "" } ``` The body value can be a static JSON: ```html ``` The body value can also be a function which returns an object, like so: ```html ``` ```javascript // function returns an object function _fncStringReference(record) { return { // to change the read method of the action to POST method: 'POST', // takes a JSON packet to be sent to the server in place of the action // in this case user_id is always one. body: {user_id:1}, requestType: 'application/json', exclude: '', headers: {"Authorization": "Basic super-secrete-key"}, mode: 'no-cors', responseType: '', src: '', queryString: '' } } ```