I'm using rectangular and have something like this:
stuffResource = parentResource
.one(resources.category, $scope.stuff.category)
.one(resources.stuff, $scope.stuff.id)
.put($scope.stuff);
Now, when the request is sent, my "stuff" object is being sent in the query string instead of the body!
What I'm I doing wrong here?
What you want to do here is use customPUT() instead of the normal put().
stuffResource = parentResource
.one(resources.category, $scope.stuff.category)
.one(resources.stuff, $scope.stuff.id)
.customPUT($scope.stuff);
From the docs
put([queryParams, headers]): Does a put to the current element
customPUT([elem, path, params, headers]): Does a PUT to the specific path. Optionally you can set params and headers and elem. Elem is the element to post. If it's not set, it's assumed that it's the element itself from which you're calling this function.