I'm having a problem where my web service expects all RESTful urls to include a .json extension on the URL. I've made it so in my Angular code so that all URLs have that extension. So my service urls look like this:
/resources/:id.json
But the problem is that when I include the .json extension then the POST create restful action ends up posting to a URL that looks like:
/resources/.json
This throws an error.
What I need to do is set the defaults inside my AngularJS app to set .json just before each URL is returned. Any ideas on how to do this?
I don't think so.
You could edit your copy of angular-resource.js to have this. Accept a suffix parameter in your resource or something.
Since this doesn't exist (yet) in AngularJS I had to fork a repo and add it myself.
Here's the repo with this feature added.