comment_save - 500 (Internal Server Error : An error occurred (0): A nid must be provided)

[CosyStudios]

Post

Using the basic example

drupal.comment_save(comment).then(function (data) {
          console.log('Created comment: ' + data.cid + data.nid);

}); where comment is: var commment = { nid: 12 //author: 'BOBBOOB', subject: 'Songs About Animals', comment_body: { und: [{ value: 'ttttttttttt test' }] } };

I get a messagew from drupal_angular noting the token is grabbed from memory.

I get POST http://data.songsaboutanimals.co.uk/?q=api/comment.json 500 (Internal Server Error : An error occurred (0): A nid must be provided) in the console.

Format

Ive also tried altering the json to be 'nid' : '12' single quotes around everything, just single quotes around the values, the raw integer..

Permissions?

Happens logged in as administrator. Anonymous users also have the post comment permission on.

using the basic get drupal.comment_load(1).then(function (comment) { console.log("Comment:"); console.dir(comment); });
I get comment 1 back and structure of json is as expected, with an nid.

SO far in my application, ive used the views_json get several times with success/

Also notes:

Request payload in network tab of console is {} no properties .... is this correct?

[signalpoint]

It looks like there is a comma missing after your nid value in the JSON data....?

[CosyStudios]

Interestingly, I stuck a console.dir(comment); statement inside the this.comment_save function in angular-drupal.js and confirms that comment variable is empty.

[CosyStudios]

Yes I realised this, but that was only because id been fiddling with it to try different formats. now using var commment = { nid: 12, subject: 'Songs About Animals', comment_body: { und: [{ value: 'ttttttttttt test' }] } };

but issue appears to be that comment is undefined by the time the script reaches the innards of this.comment_save

[CosyStudios]

My entire service is declared as:

.service('CommentsService', ['drupal', function Commentsservice(drupal) {
  // AngularJS will instantiate a singleton by calling "new" on this function
  var that = this;
  that.comments = [];
  that.loaded = false;

  var postComment = function (formModel) {
      console.dir(formModel);
      var commment = {
          nid: 12,
          subject: 'Songs About Animals',
          comment_body: {
              und: [{
                  value: 'ttttttttttt test'
              }]
          }
      };
      drupal.comment_load(1).then(function (comment) {
          console.log("COmment:");
          console.dir(comment);
      });      
      drupal.comment_save(comment).then(function (data) {
          console.log('Created comment: ' + data.cid + data.nid);
      });
  }

  return {
      postComment: postComment
  }

}]);

[CosyStudios]

Apologies., It seems the long day has turned me into an idiot. "var commment" has 3 mmm's !

Oh the shame