After a log of dumping and testing I found out the problem.
=== 1 ===
So, for models in Angular this project uses a library angular-model.js, in
which a module is defined:
angular.module('ur.model', ...
and after that - we have a scaffold module that uses the model. It's in
angular-scaffold.js, where we have:
> var module = angular.module('ur.scaffold', ['ng', 'ur.model']);
> module.factory('scaffold', ['model', ...
And my front-end controller uses this scaffold module.
=== 2 ===
There is a server side code, that returns the JSON for the item, and this
JSON is used in the model module. And this JSON have to have a property for
the URL for this item, including the item ID. And this URL gets used to
view the item or to edit the item - depending on weather you send GET or
POST request to it.
And as you can guess - the server side didn't return this item-URL property
in the JSON for the item. When I did it - the problem got solved.
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