I'm trying to make a POST request using JavaScript routing. In the routes file:
POST /comments controllers.Clients.addComment(text: String, client: Int)
GET /assets/javascripts/routes controllers.Application.javascriptRoutes()
on page:
jsRoutes.controllers.Clients.addComment(args.text, @client.id).ajax(...);
But it creates the request
POST http://localhost:9000/comments?text=qwe&client=1 HTTP/1.1
How do I make it pass parameters in the POST body instead of a request string?
Tak a look at ajax() documentation - that is, such example:
$.ajax({
type: "POST",
url: "some.php",
data: { name: "John", location: "Boston" }
});
As Play JavaScript route already defines url and request method (type), you need only to add data (of course you don't need to specify them as a params in brackets)
jsRoutes.controllers.Clients.addComment().ajax(
data: {
client: @client.id,
text: args.text
}
);
Also you can send a text only to given client (determined by the URL (it can be POST but PUT looks nicer :)):
PUT /comments/:client controllers.Clients.addComment(client: Int)
in the view:
jsRoutes.controllers.Clients.addComment(@client.id).ajax(
data: { text: args.text }
);
So it will perform PUT request to http://domain.tld/comments/123 and text will be available in the form() as it was sent with POST:
public static Result addComment(int client) {
String receivedText = form().bindFromRequest().get("text");
// save it to DB ...
return ok( "Added comment: "+ receivedText+ ". for client id: " + client);
}
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