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It's possible that the image name is not being sent as part of the request body, but rather as a query parameter or a URL parameter. You can try accessing it using the appropriate method for those types of parameters.
For example, if it's a query parameter, you can use the input method to access it:
$imageName = request()->input('imageName');
If it's a URL parameter, you can use the route method:
$imageName = request()->route('imageName');
If neither of those work, you can try inspecting the request headers to see if the image name is being sent that way:
$imageName = request()->header('X-Image-Name');
Replace X-Image-Name with the actual header name that's being used to send the image name.
Once you have the image name, you can use it to delete the file. For example:
Storage::delete('path/to/files/' . $imageName);
Replace path/to/files/ with the actual path to your uploaded files.
