Thank you very much Marcin,
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On Sat, Jan 25,
I am getting DOMException when I use $window.console.log(); I don't know
what could be the reason. Also I get this error only in Safari browser.
Please anyone tell me the possible reasons for this exception. So I can
solve this. But it works perfectly in other browsers.
I am using Safari 5.1.7
Hi all,
I want submit my Form with POST / RESTful JSON to a WebService.
Unfortunately, JSON does not work, I have to submit my form with String!!
It works but I don't like this way very much, this is why I had to change
the content-type (application/x-www-form-urlencoded).
My code:
'create'
Why exactly doesn't JSON work? If you answer, we might be able to help.
On 26/01/14 19:20, Tob wrote:
Hi all,
I want submit my Form with POST / RESTful JSON to a WebService.
Unfortunately, JSON does not work, I have to submit my form with
String!! It works but I don't like this way very
Link to Plunker: http://plnkr.co/edit/kv082nEAmQIzOdi4cIP6?p=preview
On Sun, Jan 26, 2014 at 1:49 PM, James Brewer ja...@brwr.org wrote:
The problem here is that you should be taking advantage of AngularFire to
make your life easier. In particular, there are two things you are
interested in:
I think I figured it out. The path method only gets/sets the path part of
the URL. The url method gets/sets the path, search and hash parts of the
URL all in one call. I'm still curious where they are implemented in the
angular.js file though. Can someone point me to a line number in the
current
thx Martin, Daniel's fix worked. I think I will use his version for the
time being.
On Sunday, January 26, 2014 4:09:42 AM UTC+8, Martin wrote:
I recommend also the FAQ of ui-router:
The problem is more likely to be with your back-end. I had something
similar in PHP where the JSON data does not get noticed because it's not a
normal part of a POST request.
So I had to check the headers when receiving post.
e.g.
$headers = getallheaders();