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I'm trying to do an update on an object from my db (parse.com), So, I saw the docs and look likes so easy but I think I forget some dummy thing... but I'm not able to find it... Could you help me, please?

I'm doing this request:

$.http({
     method: 'PUT',
     url: myURL + 'objectID of object to update',
     headers: {'X-Parse-Application-Id': appId, 'X-Parse-REST-API-Key': restId,
               'Content-Type': 'application/json'},
     data: {'name' : 'new name'}

  }).success(function(data){
     console.log(data)

  }).error(function(data){
     console.log(data)

  });

here, the docs says like you have to do this kind of request: https://parse.com/docs/rest/guide#objects-updating-objects

Thanks a lot, if you need some information more, let me know.

EDIT: Sorry, I'm getting an error 400 (Bad Request)

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Does myURL have a trailing '/'? If not, that would explain a 400. –  danh May 22 at 17:06
    
@danh Yes, the url is correct because I'm using this url for GET request. I erase data and change the method to GET and works fine... –  Alejandro Lora May 22 at 22:31
    
Oh. Good hint. Does a non-user have sufficient permission to write the class? –  danh May 22 at 23:39
    
?? I don't understand your last question, I'm calling trough API REST and call with angular service (like AJAX), So, I think everybody can change data with keys. @danh –  Alejandro Lora May 22 at 23:45

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I found the issue. Server of parse.com, must get a json object, for this reason I wrote content type json-application but I forgot write this:

var obj = {'name': 'new name'};

. . .

//inside of http service
data: JSON.stringify(object);

I will never forget that!

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