$object.put() method doesn't work as expected

[AnatoliyLitinskiy]

var oneReal = Restangular.one('company',5).get();

// after it will be loaded in controller
$scope.company = oneReal.$object; // {id:5,name:'company 5'}
$scope.company.name = "company 5 edited";
$scope.company.put();
// sends old name 'company 5' not 'company 5 edited'
// Do I have to use method "then(c)" to get loaded object, why I can't use $object that I put in template?

[svycka]

You are just to fast. You have to use .then() here.

[AnatoliyLitinskiy]

ok, can I use $scope.company.put(); when loading of this object will be resolved?
var oneReal = Restangular.one('company',5).get();

$scope.company = oneReal.$object; // {id:5,name:'company 5'}
like this:
oneReal.then(function(element){
// why this doesn't work? object has same data and method put()!
// but sends old, not changed data !
// this is my main question.
$scope.company.name = "company 5 edited";
$scope.company.put();

// this works as expected.
element.name = '... changed'
element.put();
});

[danharper]

I'm having the same issue. I have a service which returns Restangular's get(id).$object. This is retrieved from the server & displayed into a form correctly. I then update the model:

$scope.model.name = 'Bar';

This all seems fine, however once I call $scope.model.save(), the original data is sent up.

Edit: I'm now just using .then() instead of .$object which works fine. Shame .$object doesn't work, though.

[mgonto]

@AnatolLitnskiy @danharper thanks for the report. Can you please create a plunkr or jsfiddle of this not working so that I can test it out and debug it easier?

I'll mark this as a bug.

Thanks!

[AnatoliyLitinskiy]

Hi but jsfiddle not completely suitable to repeat this. For example to get object from server Restangular uses GET method, while jsfiddle needs POST to /echo/json/ adress in this way we can't get needed data to make restangularized element.
Restangular.all('echo').one('json').get(); will never work on jsfiddle

Here is my attempt to release it in jsfiddle http://jsfiddle.net/v96Py/1/
But it doesn't do at all what we need. It can't get restangularized object.

[danharper]

Here's an example: http://jsfiddle.net/v96Py/2/

As you can see, when using the .get().$object method, the model's name is changed from Dan to Bob, however the data sent to the server on .save() is the original data:

{"id":1,"name":"Dan"}

However, when the same code is run for the model using the .get().then(...) method, the correct, new, name is sent to the server:

{"id":1,"name":"Bob"}

The server-side code isn't important, it's just returning a dummy object:

<?php
header('Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *');
header('Content-Type: application/json');
echo '{"id": 1, "name": "Dan"}';

[mgonto]

Thanks!!

I'll check it out :).

[windevalley]

can this merge with #579.

[henyana]

Any solution regarding this bug?