I do a put
call in ember.js
and I am passing an object which contains an array. The element's id in this array are never passed to the backend, yet they do exist in the object.
I do a put
call using
this.ajax.put('path', { data: object }.then();
The object that I am passing as the data has an array (example of the DTO).
object = {
"array": [
{
"id": 0,
"prop1",
"prop2",
"etc..."
}
],
"prop1",
"prop2",
"etc..."
}
The way that I construct each object from the array is by using
let objectArray = get(object, 'array');
let elementInObjectArray = //ajax call to get the element to add;
objectArray.pushObject(store.createRecord('element-in-object-array', {
id: elementInObjectArray.id,
prop1: elementInObjectArray.prop1,
etc...
})
Just before my put
call, I log the id
of the object.array.element.id
, and they are defined and accessible (as string). (See image)
Yet, this id
is never passed to the backend, and then I get a 404
from the server because the id is the primarykey. (See image of my put
request payload
)
I know that ember always return a string
as an id
when creating a record, but I don't think this is the reason why it fails since I would probably get more like a 400 for bad formatting. Right now, the id
is just never passed.
How can I make sure that the id of the array element is passed in the call?
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