I have a quick question. In angular js where (like which object) does the '@id' come from in the following piece of code from a rails app?
var User = $resource("/users/:id", {id: '@id'});
I know it sets the default id.
Thanks
I have a quick question. In angular js where (like which object) does the '@id' come from in the following piece of code from a rails app?
var User = $resource("/users/:id", {id: '@id'});
I know it sets the default id.
Thanks
From the AngularJs documentation:
"If the parameter value is prefixed with @ then the value of that parameter is extracted from the data object (useful for non-GET operations)."
This means that when calling a non-GET operation, like POST, you can pass the id as one of the fields of the data object you include in the call.