I don't know if I understood very well, but what I guess is that when you post with a previous Restangular element that came from server, it should result in a restangular element with the first element as parentResource.
Take a look at this code:
// GET: api/vessels
var vessels = Restangular.all('vessels').getList();
this.vessel = vessels[0];
// POST: api/vessels/125/events
this.vessel
.post('events', event)
.then(event => { // the server returns the same object but with id filled
this.vessel.events.push(event);
}
So event should come with 'this.vessel' as parent but it's coming empty:
The problem is that when I try to event.remove()
the url of the action is DELETE api/events/2703
and not DELETE api/vessels/125/events/2703
as it should be.
What am I doing wrong?
I found the answer. This is what I should had done:
// GET: api/vessels
var vessels = Restangular.all('vessels').getList();
this.vessel = vessels[0];
// POST: api/vessels/125/events
this.vessel
.one('events')
.post(null, event)
.then(event => { // the server returns the same object but with id filled
this.vessel.events.push(event);
}