I'm using Backbone in back and front end.
I configured Backbone-ORM + Backbone-HTTP in my "client" web app and used Backbone-ORM + Backbone-Mongo + Backbone-REST in my REST API.
It worked fine until I tested some queries using relationship keys from my client against the REST API.
Product.find({
category_id: '5785228fc2ad8a23481dbb75'
}, function (err, products) {
$("body").html(JSON.stringify(products));
});
The request that is made:
http://localhost:8080/products?category_id=%225785228fc2ad8a23481dbb75%22
That means that the category_id here is interpreted as number represented in string, and therefore must be "quoted".
But I don't think that is the expected result. Even more when the restify server, with the Backbone-REST on top of it, doesn't interpret it right and the GET returns [], even though the request without the quotes return it right.
I'm using Backbone in back and front end.
I configured Backbone-ORM + Backbone-HTTP in my "client" web app and used Backbone-ORM + Backbone-Mongo + Backbone-REST in my REST API.
It worked fine until I tested some queries using relationship keys from my client against the REST API.
The request that is made:
http://localhost:8080/products?category_id=%225785228fc2ad8a23481dbb75%22
That means that the category_id here is interpreted as number represented in string, and therefore must be "quoted".
But I don't think that is the expected result. Even more when the restify server, with the Backbone-REST on top of it, doesn't interpret it right and the GET returns
[], even though the request without the quotes return it right.