ngresource

Context: I have a Rails backend serving as an API to an Angular.JS front-end application. Task: I want to retrieve all of the records of different species of "dinosaurs" from the Rails backend. Since there are over 500 records, I want to only get 30 species at a time. My current approach: I am using the will_paginate gem in my Rails index controller action for the dinosaurs_controller. I have it running like this. def index @dinosaurs = Dinosaur.paginate(:page => params[:page], :per_page => 30) end In my Angular code: I have a module called DinoApp and am using ngresource to create an Entry

I'm currently trying to combine a Symfony Form with angularJS ... A Service posts data to a form, that should save an entity to the database. Unfortunately, ngResource sends the data as a JSON payload, so that Symfony Forms can't process it... I tried many things on angular side, like changing the headers: headers : {'Content-Type': 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded'} I couldn't find much more on angular side, so I thought that I could find a Solution on Symfony Side. Any Idea how I could get this to work? Angular-Solutions are welcome too of course. I finally found a solution, after reading

everything lives in the title. when producing a resource in angular : myModule.factory('MyResource', ['$resource', function ($resource) { return $resource('api/MyResource/:id'); }]); and using in a controller : MyResource.save({att: att, att2: att2}); the Service sends the data in a json artifact ahead to the server. I need to send the data in a x-www-form-urlencoded shape. Where ought I modify my code to resolve that ? Should pass the headers parameters myModule.factory('MyResource', ['$resource', function ($resource) { return $resource('api/MyResource/:id', {}, { save: { method: 'POST',

I have an angular service that looks like this. Here i am making a POST request. .factory("Apples", function ($resource, HOST) { return $resource( HOST + "/apples", {}, { create: { method: 'POST', params: { tree_id: '@treeId', name: '@name', color: '@color' } } } ); }) The problem is that the above service makes a POST request and sends the params data as form data but also appends the params data to the url as query string. Can i avoid that? I think you're conflicted on how to use $resource . You should create $resource instances as if they were models and set the attributes on the object