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Sean P
Sean P

Reputation: 949

ASP MVC http.post calling Action to Controller with angular not working

So I apologize from the start that I am very new to AngularJS.

So what I am trying to do is pass back my model in my view back to my controller. I tried searching all over the internet with no luck.

Here is what I have right now:

(function() {
    var mod = angular.module('branding', []);

    mod.controller('BrandingController', ['$scope', '$http', function(brandModel) {
        brandModel.model = dataModel.Views;
        brandModel.SelectedName = "a";
        brandModel.SelectedDescription = "s";
        brandModel.SelectedIsBuiltIn = true;

        brandModel.selectItem = function(view) {
            brandModel.SelectedName = view.Name;
            brandModel.SelectedDescription = view.Description;
            brandModel.SelectedIsBuiltIn = view.IsBuiltIn;

        };
        brandModel.clearText = function() {
            brandModel.SelectedName = "";
            brandModel.SelectedDescription = "";
            brandModel.SelectedIsBuiltIn = "";
        };

        brandModel.update = function($http) {
            brandModel.apply(function() {
            $http.post("@Url.Action("SaveBranding","AirlineConfig")");
            //.success and .fail never are triggered when implemented 
            });
        };
    }]); 
})();

My Controller

   [HttpPost]
    public ActionResult SaveBranding(BrandingViewModel viewModel)
    {
        return View("Branding", viewModel);
    }

I am able to trigger the call of update no problem but I see nothing at all from the http.post call.

I have tried just a call directly to the server via a post and to a direct path and that didnt work either.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 975

Answers (1)

Bartosz Czerwonka
Bartosz Czerwonka

Reputation: 1651

You should add property:

mod.controller('BrandingController', ['$scope', '$http', function(brandModel, $http) {

and invoke like that:

 brandModel.update = function() {
            $http.post("@Url.Action("SaveBranding","AirlineConfig")", brandModel.model);
            //.success and .fail never are triggered when implemented 
        };

Where your brandModel.model is BrandingViewModel.

Upvotes: 1

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