I am encountering an issue and I ran out of ideas, I need some guidance towards the origin and/or the solution:
Server Side
I added the standard Microsoft Web Api Controller
class "ValuesController
" which looks like this:
public class ValuesController : ApiController
{
public string Get(int id){ return "value"; }
...
Client Side
In my AngularJS Controller function I have a simple get
$http({method:'GET',url: '/api/values/1'}).success(function(data){
$scope.value =data;
})
The HTML looks like this:
<input type="text" ng-model="value" />
The weird thing(the issue) is that I get: "value" in my input instead of just value (no quotes). To avoid misunderstandings, I am getting this:
Instead of this:
And of course the questions are: why?? and how do I fix it*?
*hopefully the answer will not be returning an object instead of a simple string :)
I have the impression that this is due to security vulnerabilities in the JSON format. In the documentation of the $http service there is section called JSON Vulnerability Protection that suggests that Angular takes a few precautions to avoid an attack.
They recommend the reading of the following article: Anatomy of a Subtle JSON Vulnerability which as far as I can see delves into a case similar to yours.
Bottom line, I think you will have to return a full JSON object and not just a string. An alternative is to make sure you are getting a JSON object, by doing
$scope.value = JSON.parse(value)
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