❔ how to pass multiple arguments in apicall from ajex get url?

mer_nam hai bulla rakhta hu kula · 2023-01-13T06:10:37.453Z

i used following approach already

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Angius•1/13/23, 6:11 AM

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mer_nam hai bulla rakhta hu kulaOP•1/13/23, 6:12 AM

ok let me try some

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mer_nam hai bulla rakhta hu kulaOP•1/13/23, 6:20 AM

none of these work

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mer_nam hai bulla rakhta hu kulaOP•1/13/23, 6:21 AM

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mer_nam hai bulla rakhta hu kulaOP•1/13/23, 6:23 AM

by the way what is that question mark can you explain me

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Angius•1/13/23, 6:23 AM

Ah, that's for passing query parameters

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Angius•1/13/23, 6:24 AM

But I see now you're using route parameters

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Angius•1/13/23, 6:25 AM

Yeah, I don't think you can do it this way, you need query params

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mer_nam hai bulla rakhta hu kulaOP•1/13/23, 6:27 AM

how can i create one

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Angius•1/13/23, 6:27 AM

ASP Core should handle the

?foo=1&foo=2&foo=3

?foo=1&foo=2&foo=3

way, IIRC

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mer_nam hai bulla rakhta hu kulaOP•1/13/23, 6:27 AM

i see

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Angius•1/13/23, 6:28 AM

With something like

[HttpGet]
public async Task<ActionResult> OnGet([FromQuery] int[] foo)
{
    // ...
}

[HttpGet]
public async Task<ActionResult> OnGet([FromQuery] int[] foo)
{
    // ...
}

[HttpGet]
public async Task<ActionResult> OnGet([FromQuery] int[] foo)
{
    // ...
}

[HttpGet]
public async Task<ActionResult> OnGet([FromQuery] int[] foo)
{
    // ...
}

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mer_nam hai bulla rakhta hu kulaOP•1/13/23, 6:28 AM

what you are trying to explain

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Angius•1/13/23, 6:28 AM

I'm trying to explain how to pass an array of values as a query parameter...?

AAngius With something like ```cs [HttpGet] public async Task<ActionResult> OnGet([FromQ...

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mer_nam hai bulla rakhta hu kulaOP•1/13/23, 6:37 AM

hello

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mer_nam hai bulla rakhta hu kulaOP•1/13/23, 6:37 AM

i have modified my api according to it and now it is like this

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mer_nam hai bulla rakhta hu kulaOP•1/13/23, 6:37 AM

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mer_nam hai bulla rakhta hu kulaOP•1/13/23, 6:38 AM

but then how should i modifying this

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mer_nam hai bulla rakhta hu kulaOP•1/13/23, 6:38 AM

xhr.open('GET',

https://localhost:44385/Exam/GetExamResultByAdmin/${subId}&${Uid}

https://localhost:44385/Exam/GetExamResultByAdmin/${subId}&${Uid}

, true);

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Angius•1/13/23, 6:38 AM

xhr.open('GET', `https://localhost:44385/Exam/GetExamResultByAdmin?id=${subId}&id=${Uid}`, true);

xhr.open('GET', `https://localhost:44385/Exam/GetExamResultByAdmin?id=${subId}&id=${Uid}`, true);

xhr.open('GET', `https://localhost:44385/Exam/GetExamResultByAdmin?id=${subId}&id=${Uid}`, true);

xhr.open('GET', `https://localhost:44385/Exam/GetExamResultByAdmin?id=${subId}&id=${Uid}`, true);

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Angius•1/13/23, 6:39 AM

But I have to wonder... you're sending two values

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Angius•1/13/23, 6:39 AM

Why use an array at all?

AAngius Why use an array at all?

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mer_nam hai bulla rakhta hu kulaOP•1/13/23, 6:39 AM

brah you are the one who suggested

AAngius Yeah, I don't think you can do it this way, you need query params

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mer_nam hai bulla rakhta hu kulaOP•1/13/23, 6:40 AM

see

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Angius•1/13/23, 6:40 AM

Why not just do

xhr.open('GET', `https://localhost:44385/Exam/GetExamResultByAdmin/${subId}&${Uid}`, true);

xhr.open('GET', `https://localhost:44385/Exam/GetExamResultByAdmin/${subId}&${Uid}`, true);

xhr.open('GET', `https://localhost:44385/Exam/GetExamResultByAdmin/${subId}&${Uid}`, true);

xhr.open('GET', `https://localhost:44385/Exam/GetExamResultByAdmin/${subId}&${Uid}`, true);

as you did, and have the method on the API side be

[HttpGet("{id}/{uid}")]
public async Task<...> OnGet(int id, int uid)
{

}

[HttpGet("{id}/{uid}")]
public async Task<...> OnGet(int id, int uid)
{

}

[HttpGet("{id}/{uid}")]
public async Task<...> OnGet(int id, int uid)
{

}

[HttpGet("{id}/{uid}")]
public async Task<...> OnGet(int id, int uid)
{

}

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Angius•1/13/23, 6:40 AM

Ah, I thought you wanted to send an array of values

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Angius•1/13/23, 6:40 AM

If you want to pass multiple values, just use route params

AAngius If you want to pass multiple values, just use route params

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mer_nam hai bulla rakhta hu kulaOP•1/13/23, 6:41 AM

but agin how do i config my xhr.open() so it can send two vals

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MODiX•1/13/23, 6:41 AM

Angius#1586

Why not just do

xhr.open('GET', `https://localhost:44385/Exam/GetExamResultByAdmin/${subId}&${Uid}`, true);

xhr.open('GET', `https://localhost:44385/Exam/GetExamResultByAdmin/${subId}&${Uid}`, true);

xhr.open('GET', `https://localhost:44385/Exam/GetExamResultByAdmin/${subId}&${Uid}`, true);

xhr.open('GET', `https://localhost:44385/Exam/GetExamResultByAdmin/${subId}&${Uid}`, true);

as you did, and have the method on the API side be

[HttpGet("{id}/{uid}")]
public async Task<...> OnGet(int id, int uid)
{

}

[HttpGet("{id}/{uid}")]
public async Task<...> OnGet(int id, int uid)
{

}

[HttpGet("{id}/{uid}")]
public async Task<...> OnGet(int id, int uid)
{

}

[HttpGet("{id}/{uid}")]
public async Task<...> OnGet(int id, int uid)
{

}

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Angius•1/13/23, 6:42 AM

It's positional

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Angius•1/13/23, 6:42 AM

(also, don't use xhr, use fetch)

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Angius•1/13/23, 6:44 AM

const data = await fetch(`/things/${id}/${slug}`);

const data = await fetch(`/things/${id}/${slug}`);

const data = await fetch(`/things/${id}/${slug}`);

const data = await fetch(`/things/${id}/${slug}`);

[Route("[controller]")]
public class ThingsController : ControllerBase
{
    [HttpGet("{id}/{slug}")]
    public async Task<IActionResult<Thing>> GetThing(int id, string slug)
    {
        return await _context.Things
            .Where(t => t.Id == id && t.Slug == slug)
            .FirstOrDefaultAsync();
    }
}

[Route("[controller]")]
public class ThingsController : ControllerBase
{
    [HttpGet("{id}/{slug}")]
    public async Task<IActionResult<Thing>> GetThing(int id, string slug)
    {
        return await _context.Things
            .Where(t => t.Id == id && t.Slug == slug)
            .FirstOrDefaultAsync();
    }
}

[Route("[controller]")]
public class ThingsController : ControllerBase
{
    [HttpGet("{id}/{slug}")]
    public async Task<IActionResult<Thing>> GetThing(int id, string slug)
    {
        return await _context.Things
            .Where(t => t.Id == id && t.Slug == slug)
            .FirstOrDefaultAsync();
    }
}

[Route("[controller]")]
public class ThingsController : ControllerBase
{
    [HttpGet("{id}/{slug}")]
    public async Task<IActionResult<Thing>> GetThing(int id, string slug)
    {
        return await _context.Things
            .Where(t => t.Id == id && t.Slug == slug)
            .FirstOrDefaultAsync();
    }
}

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Angius•1/13/23, 6:44 AM

Here's the gist of it

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mer_nam hai bulla rakhta hu kulaOP•1/13/23, 7:18 AM

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Angius•1/13/23, 7:24 AM

Where am I using

?

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mer_nam hai bulla rakhta hu kulaOP•1/13/23, 7:24 AM

nahh bro none of those approch worked