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with this code I am trying to send a $http.get request to my rest service:

$http({
    method: 'GET',
    url: '/api/item/all',
    params: {
        query: {
            userid: 7
        },
        fields: 'title'
    }
});

I expected to access this URL:

/api/item/all?query[userid]=7&fields=title

but I am always getting a malformed url...

So, how to proceed?

Or even better: Is it possible to pass the full request url into the url-param of $http?

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You should be fine to write the url with the full query string unless there are variables –  Explosion Pills Jul 11 at 23:42
    
could try "query[userid]" : 7 , fields: 'title' –  charlietfl Jul 11 at 23:46
    
@ExplosionPills the user id is a variable... should I first create a string with the url and then pass it to $http? –  IgelHaut Jul 11 at 23:48
    
@charlietfl already tried... doesn't pass the variable at all. –  IgelHaut Jul 11 at 23:49
    
OK. I didn't realize it was a variable. Can you change back end, that's an ugly looking url especially since userid is a variable. Alternatively creating the string in advance is not an issue either –  charlietfl Jul 11 at 23:56

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In a GET request, you should pass parameters as part of the query string.

You can use the shortcut get call and pass in the query parameters in the url:

$http.get('api/item/all?userid=" + 7 + "&fields=title");

If you need to access them as scope variables, you can do that too:

$http.get('api/item/all?userid=" + $scope.foo + "&fields=" + $scope.bar);

Also depending on the back end you can send them as a path parameters rather then a query parameter:

$http.get('api/item/all/userid/" + $scope.foo + "/fields/" + $scope.bar);

Hope that helps

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you can create get request in this way

 $http.get('/api/item/all?query[userid]=7&fileds=title');

or ...

$scope.userid = 7;
$scope.fields = "title"

$http.get('/api/item/all?query[userid]='+$scope.userid+'&fileds='+$scope.fields+');
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