I want to know how to dynamically change an $http call so that the $http request URL differs based on the element that is clicked in an ng-repeat list. But I'm stuck.
Currently, I have an ng-repeat set up on my index page:
<div ng-repeat="team in nt.getStandings">
<a href="#/nation-details/{{team.team_id}}"><h2>{{team.team_name}}</h2></a>
<p>Team ID = {{team.team_id}}</p>
</div>
The variable getStandings
is taken from an API via an $http call. Like so:
In StandingsService
return $http.get(
'http://api.com/standings/1005?Authorization=xxxx'
)
.success(function(data) {
return data;
})
.error(function(err) {
return err;
});
And then StandingsService is attached to the getStandings
variable in my controller.
"1005" is a property which calls a specific array, in this case a particular sporting competition, from an array of competitions.
So, on my index page I'm using ng-repeat to list all teams within that competition.
As you can see on the html above, I have linked each team so that it dynamically generates a URL which appends the team_id
to the end, which using $routeParams
I define as the variable whichTeam
.
Team Details Page
<h1>Dynamic Team ID = {{whichTeam}}</h1>
This works fine, the team ID is generated dynamically according the team that is clicked.
Just like 'StandingsService' above, I have another service called 'TeamService' which makes an $http request to pull team data. Currently though it is set up statically to make a call to one individual team - I want to make the service take in the whichTeam variable so that the call changes depending on which team was clicked.
This is the static team $http request (I've broken the URL apart and concatenated to make it clearer):
return $http.get(
'http://api.com/team/' + '16110' + '?Authorization=xxxx'
)
I want the 16110
part, which refers to ONE team, to be a the whichTeam
variable, allowing it to pull in the correct individual team data, but I don't know how to write this (or indeed if it's possible).
I hope I've been clear - happy to clarify further if needed. Thanks in advance.