How to pass folder paths in Angular 6 Get API Method?
In my angular application, I have to pass an Id and a folder path as a parameter in Angular 6.
Please see the below code snippet
in typescript
let subDirectory: string = "folder1/folder2/folder3";
let id: number = 6 ;
this.http.get<ItemDetails>(this.appService.baseUrl + 'api/File/' + id + "/" + subDirectory)
Here the problem is: the API call becomes
this.http.get(this.appService.baseUrl + 'api/File/' + id + "/" + "folder1/folder2/folder3")
if we have only "folder1" as subdirectory then no issues.
"/folder2/folder3" makes the issue
in Controller
[HttpGet("{id:int}/{subDirectotry?}")]
[ResponseCache(NoStore = true)]
public async Task<IActionResult> Get(int id, string subDirectotry)
{
}
Please, anyone, help me to achieve the same.
angular typescript asp.net-core
asked 2 days ago
Krishnan
507621
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In my angular application, I have to pass an Id and a folder path as a parameter in Angular 6.
Please see the below code snippet
in typescript
let subDirectory: string = "folder1/folder2/folder3";
let id: number = 6 ;
this.http.get<ItemDetails>(this.appService.baseUrl + 'api/File/' + id + "/" + subDirectory)
Here the problem is: the API call becomes
this.http.get(this.appService.baseUrl + 'api/File/' + id + "/" + "folder1/folder2/folder3")
if we have only "folder1" as subdirectory then no issues.
"/folder2/folder3" makes the issue
in Controller
[HttpGet("{id:int}/{subDirectotry?}")]
[ResponseCache(NoStore = true)]
public async Task<IActionResult> Get(int id, string subDirectotry)
{
}
Please, anyone, help me to achieve the same.
angular typescript asp.net-core
asked 2 days ago
Krishnan
507621
1
And what is the problem?
– Antoniossss
2 days ago
updated question
– Krishnan
2 days ago
Typescript part is irrelevant here. paste full url you are trying to access and gives you 404
– Antoniossss
2 days ago
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In my angular application, I have to pass an Id and a folder path as a parameter in Angular 6.
Please see the below code snippet
in typescript
let subDirectory: string = "folder1/folder2/folder3";
let id: number = 6 ;
this.http.get<ItemDetails>(this.appService.baseUrl + 'api/File/' + id + "/" + subDirectory)
Here the problem is: the API call becomes
this.http.get(this.appService.baseUrl + 'api/File/' + id + "/" + "folder1/folder2/folder3")
if we have only "folder1" as subdirectory then no issues.
"/folder2/folder3" makes the issue
in Controller
[HttpGet("{id:int}/{subDirectotry?}")]
[ResponseCache(NoStore = true)]
public async Task<IActionResult> Get(int id, string subDirectotry)
{
}
Please, anyone, help me to achieve the same.
angular typescript asp.net-core
asked 2 days ago
Krishnan
507621
In my angular application, I have to pass an Id and a folder path as a parameter in Angular 6.
Please see the below code snippet
in typescript
let subDirectory: string = "folder1/folder2/folder3";
let id: number = 6 ;
this.http.get<ItemDetails>(this.appService.baseUrl + 'api/File/' + id + "/" + subDirectory)
Here the problem is: the API call becomes
this.http.get(this.appService.baseUrl + 'api/File/' + id + "/" + "folder1/folder2/folder3")
if we have only "folder1" as subdirectory then no issues.
"/folder2/folder3" makes the issue
in Controller
[HttpGet("{id:int}/{subDirectotry?}")]
[ResponseCache(NoStore = true)]
public async Task<IActionResult> Get(int id, string subDirectotry)
{
}
Please, anyone, help me to achieve the same.
angular typescript asp.net-core
angular typescript asp.net-core
asked 2 days ago
Krishnan
507621
asked 2 days ago
Krishnan
507621
edited 2 days ago
asked 2 days ago
Krishnan
507621
asked 2 days ago
Krishnan
507621
asked 2 days ago
Krishnan
507621
507621
1
And what is the problem?
– Antoniossss
2 days ago
updated question
– Krishnan
2 days ago
Typescript part is irrelevant here. paste full url you are trying to access and gives you 404
– Antoniossss
2 days ago
add a comment |
1
And what is the problem?
– Antoniossss
2 days ago
updated question
– Krishnan
2 days ago
Typescript part is irrelevant here. paste full url you are trying to access and gives you 404
– Antoniossss
2 days ago
1
1
And what is the problem?
– Antoniossss
2 days ago
And what is the problem?
– Antoniossss
2 days ago
updated question
– Krishnan
2 days ago
updated question
– Krishnan
2 days ago
Typescript part is irrelevant here. paste full url you are trying to access and gives you 404
– Antoniossss
2 days ago
Typescript part is irrelevant here. paste full url you are trying to access and gives you 404
– Antoniossss
2 days ago
add a comment |
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in simple words, define a function to call api in your service
getItemsDetails (id: number, subDirectory: string) {
return this.http.get<ItemDetails>(`${this.appService.baseUrl}api/File/${id}/${ subDirectory}`);
}
to call in componnet;
let subDirectory: string = "folder1/folder2/folder3";
let id: number = 6 ;
this.serviceName.getItemsDetails(id, subDirectory).subscribe(() => {
// -> do what ever you want do with response.
})
answered 2 days ago
rijin
934514
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Most probably you're getting 404 errors , try to encode the subDirectory using encodeURIComponent , then try to unescape once you receive the request.
answered 2 days ago
Haidar Zeineddine
8325
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You could try catch-all route parameters with {*} like below:
[HttpGet("{id:int}/{*subDirectotry}")]
[ResponseCache(NoStore = true)]
public async Task<IActionResult> Get(int id, string subDirectotry)
{
return Ok();
}
answered 2 days ago
Tao Zhou
4,87031128
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in simple words, define a function to call api in your service
getItemsDetails (id: number, subDirectory: string) {
return this.http.get<ItemDetails>(`${this.appService.baseUrl}api/File/${id}/${ subDirectory}`);
}
to call in componnet;
let subDirectory: string = "folder1/folder2/folder3";
let id: number = 6 ;
this.serviceName.getItemsDetails(id, subDirectory).subscribe(() => {
// -> do what ever you want do with response.
})
answered 2 days ago
rijin
934514
add a comment |
in simple words, define a function to call api in your service
getItemsDetails (id: number, subDirectory: string) {
return this.http.get<ItemDetails>(`${this.appService.baseUrl}api/File/${id}/${ subDirectory}`);
}
to call in componnet;
let subDirectory: string = "folder1/folder2/folder3";
let id: number = 6 ;
this.serviceName.getItemsDetails(id, subDirectory).subscribe(() => {
// -> do what ever you want do with response.
})
answered 2 days ago
rijin
934514
add a comment |
in simple words, define a function to call api in your service
getItemsDetails (id: number, subDirectory: string) {
return this.http.get<ItemDetails>(`${this.appService.baseUrl}api/File/${id}/${ subDirectory}`);
}
to call in componnet;
let subDirectory: string = "folder1/folder2/folder3";
let id: number = 6 ;
this.serviceName.getItemsDetails(id, subDirectory).subscribe(() => {
// -> do what ever you want do with response.
})
answered 2 days ago
rijin
934514
in simple words, define a function to call api in your service
getItemsDetails (id: number, subDirectory: string) {
return this.http.get<ItemDetails>(`${this.appService.baseUrl}api/File/${id}/${ subDirectory}`);
}
to call in componnet;
let subDirectory: string = "folder1/folder2/folder3";
let id: number = 6 ;
this.serviceName.getItemsDetails(id, subDirectory).subscribe(() => {
// -> do what ever you want do with response.
})
answered 2 days ago
rijin
934514
answered 2 days ago
rijin
934514
answered 2 days ago
rijin
934514
answered 2 days ago
rijin
934514
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Most probably you're getting 404 errors , try to encode the subDirectory using encodeURIComponent , then try to unescape once you receive the request.
answered 2 days ago
Haidar Zeineddine
8325
add a comment |
Most probably you're getting 404 errors , try to encode the subDirectory using encodeURIComponent , then try to unescape once you receive the request.
answered 2 days ago
Haidar Zeineddine
8325
add a comment |
Most probably you're getting 404 errors , try to encode the subDirectory using encodeURIComponent , then try to unescape once you receive the request.
answered 2 days ago
Haidar Zeineddine
8325
Most probably you're getting 404 errors , try to encode the subDirectory using encodeURIComponent , then try to unescape once you receive the request.
answered 2 days ago
Haidar Zeineddine
8325
answered 2 days ago
Haidar Zeineddine
8325
answered 2 days ago
Haidar Zeineddine
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answered 2 days ago
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You could try catch-all route parameters with {*} like below:
[HttpGet("{id:int}/{*subDirectotry}")]
[ResponseCache(NoStore = true)]
public async Task<IActionResult> Get(int id, string subDirectotry)
{
return Ok();
}
answered 2 days ago
Tao Zhou
4,87031128
add a comment |
You could try catch-all route parameters with {*} like below:
[HttpGet("{id:int}/{*subDirectotry}")]
[ResponseCache(NoStore = true)]
public async Task<IActionResult> Get(int id, string subDirectotry)
{
return Ok();
}
answered 2 days ago
Tao Zhou
4,87031128
add a comment |
You could try catch-all route parameters with {*} like below:
[HttpGet("{id:int}/{*subDirectotry}")]
[ResponseCache(NoStore = true)]
public async Task<IActionResult> Get(int id, string subDirectotry)
{
return Ok();
}
answered 2 days ago
Tao Zhou
4,87031128
You could try catch-all route parameters with {*} like below:
[HttpGet("{id:int}/{*subDirectotry}")]
[ResponseCache(NoStore = true)]
public async Task<IActionResult> Get(int id, string subDirectotry)
{
return Ok();
}
answered 2 days ago
Tao Zhou
4,87031128
answered 2 days ago
Tao Zhou
4,87031128
answered 2 days ago
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answered 2 days ago
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And what is the problem?
– Antoniossss
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updated question
– Krishnan
2 days ago
Typescript part is irrelevant here. paste full url you are trying to access and gives you 404
– Antoniossss
2 days ago