What is the best way to pull a query parameter from the URL in a
non-SPApplication?
Notes:
1. My URL looks like this: mydomain.com/company-seo-name.html
2. I need this part "company-seo-name"
3. Since this is rewritten in .htaccess, the actual URL
(un-rewritten): /directory.php?content=entry&eid=company-seo-name
When I visit such a page (company page) I need to have that part so I can
pass it to my Service's query object so I can retrieve the right company on
my jsonresponse.php page that returns actual data.
At the moment I have this in my controller:
$scope.content = PostsResource.query( {from: $scope.networkCalled} );
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My intention is to pass this value as well along the value of chosen
social network!
If anyone is interested, my service (factory) looks like this:
angular.module('socialPosts.services', ['ngResource'])
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> .factory('PostsResource', ['$resource', function($resource){
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> return $resource('response.php', {}, {
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> query: { method: 'GET', params: '', isArray: true }
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> })
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> }])
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> ;
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