In a form for an AngularJS page, is it possible to use the following URL to be set for a method?
https://example.com/transaction-address/id3
I’ve tried doing this, but the email id I’ve set is not being passed. The form is being handled in the injected script and the problem (or maybe a mistake) is in the line that injects the ‘id3’ method.
In the script for the ng-app, I’ve set the ‘id3’ method:
angular.module('app', [])
.factory('Account', function($q, $u, $sce) {
$q.all([
['$http',
{'id1': 1,
'id2': 2,
'id3': 3,
'id4': 4,}
]).then(function (response) {
var sl = 'id3';
$sce.trustAsResource('id3', sl);
response.end();
});
});
Answer
You don’t need to automatize the id3 string here. Just assign it to a variable:
angular.module('app', [])
.factory('Account', function($q, $u, $sce) {
$q.all([
['$http',
{'id1': 1,
'id2': 2,
'id3': 3,
'id4': 4,}
]).then(function (response) {
var sl = 'id3';
response.sendValue(sl);
})
});