Closed supr closed 12 years ago
why post to /resource/:id
when you have no id? letting the client determine the id is not safe, so we have POST /resource
My understanding is that posting to /resource is for create and not update. I can try to check for the id in body and maybe update the resource that way. But, i am looking for a cleaner way to do that
yeah create == POST /video
update == PUT /video/:id
@visionmedia I think he means that HTML(4) forms can't do a PUT operation.
@supr: Express recognizes the method override param, so you can add into your form. Unless I'm mistaken, your form method should still be a POST to /resource/:id unless you're writing for clients that support PUT (in whcih case it'd be a PUT to /resource/:id.
@pvencill Yes, the inability of HTML to PUT to a resource is what i am interested in.
use methodOverride() + _method
Thanks.
When i create a restful scaffold in rails like
GET /resource/:id/edit i am greeted with a form that does a POST to /resource/:id. But for a similar resource if i post to /resource/:id from the /resource/:id/edit form i get a Cannot POST. If this is unavailable how can a web-application update a resource via HTML form.
Thanks