Multiple query string parameters in angularjs

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孤街浪徒 2021-01-02 09:11

I\'m struggling with passing and reading multiple query string parameters in a route.

$routeProvider.when(\"/joboffers:keywords:location\", {
    controller:         


        
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  • 2021-01-02 09:28

    $routeProvider does not match on query strings, only routes. Also, you're setting a full url to $location.path() and $location.path() only takes the path piece of the url. To set the entire URL including query string you need to use $location.url().

    Here are a few options:

    1. Use pretty URLs instead

    $routeProvider.when("/joboffers/:location/:keywords", {
      controller: "jobOffersController",
      templateUrl: "/App/Views/JobOffer/All.html"
    });
    
    $scope.searchJobOffer = function () {
      var vm = $scope.jobOfferSearchViewModel;
      var path = "/joboffers/" + (vm.location || "") + "/" + ( vm.keywords || "");
      $location.path(path);
    };
    
    app.controller('jobOffersController', ['$scope', '$routeParams', 'jobOfferService', function ($scope, $routeParams, jobOfferService) {
      $scope.jobOffers = [];
    
      function init() {
        var keywords = $routeParams.keywords;
        var location = $routeParams.location;
      }
    
      init();
    }]);
    

    2. Only match on the job offers path and pull the params from $location.search()

    (note the use of $location.url() instead of $location.path())

    $routeProvider.when("/joboffers", {
      controller: "jobOffersController",
      templateUrl: "/App/Views/JobOffer/All.html"
    });
    
    $scope.searchJobOffer = function () {
      var vm = $scope.jobOfferSearchViewModel;
      var url = "/joboffers?keywords=" +( vm.keywords || "") + "&location=" + (vm.location || "");
      $location.url(url);
    };
    
    app.controller('jobOffersController', ['$scope', '$location', 'jobOfferService', function ($scope, $location, jobOfferService) {
      $scope.jobOffers = [];
    
      function init() {
        var search = $location.search();
        var keywords = search.keywords;
        var location = search.location;
      }
    
      init();
    }]);
    

    3. If you need to match the route AND the query string, try something more robust like angular-ui-router

    $stateProvider.state("JobOffers", {
      url: '/joboffers?keywords&location',
      controller: "jobOffersController",
      templateUrl: "/App/Views/JobOffer/All.html"
    });
    
    $scope.searchJobOffer = function () {
      var vm = $scope.jobOfferSearchViewModel;
      var url = "/joboffers?keywords=" +( vm.keywords || "") + "&location=" + (vm.location || "");
      $location.url(url);
    };
    
    app.controller('jobOffersController', ['$scope', '$stateParams', 'jobOfferService', function ($scope, $stateParams, jobOfferService) {
      $scope.jobOffers = [];
    
      function init() {
        var keywords = $stateParams.keywords;
        var location = $stateParams.location;
      }
    
      init();
    }]);
    
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