I'm using jQuery's AJAX function, like so:
$.ajax ({ "url" : "/note",
"async" : true,
"type" : "POST",
"data" : {"id" : id, "content" : el.value}
});
On the backend (Python Google App Engine, currently using
webapp.RequestHandler), PUT requests are handled by the same function that
handles POST requests.
If I make a POST request everything works. If I change it to a PUT request
(by changing type of the AJAX call), nothing works. If I check the logs for
GAE, I see:
BadKeyError: Invalid string key .
This is the result of logging the ID for each call:
ID:
ahFkZXZ-YXp2ZC13ZWJub3Rlc3ItCxIKU3RpY2t5Tm90ZSIQdGVzdEBleGFtcGxlLmNvbQwLEgdzbk1vZGVsGAIM
(from the POST call)
ID: (from the PUT call)
So clearly it's not passing the ID properly for PUT calls, which is why the
datastore is giving me a BadKeyError. I'm not sure if this is a problem on
jQuery's side, or if it's from GAE's side, though, and I have no idea what's
going on. Any help would be appreciated.
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