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If you need any more clarification let me know, as I'd also like to be able to submit a key with a query.
I.e a validation key that confirms an API request is from a trusted approved source.

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I suppose along with submitting serialised data I'm talking about having a different way of having

.add('Form', '/api/forms/:id')
So you can use as with multiple /:id/:id
add('Form', '/api/forms/:id/:id/param/:id')

Using either or on the fly

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Thank you for your comment! I'm happy to hear someone finds it useful. I'm going to answer quickly for now and take a closer look later.

For querying a route with multiple ids, you would have to give them different names:

.add('Form', '/api/forms/:form_id/:next_id/:document_id')

and then query with:

Form.query({ form_id: 1, next_id: 2, document_id: 3, query_param: 'test' });

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If I understand correctly, to send a serialized form you just need to pass it through in the save() function and it will end up in the request body:

var serializedForm = '...';
Form.save({ form: serializedForm }).then();

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Would having

.add('Form', '/api/forms/:form_id/:next_id/:document_id')

Mean that if using "Form" in the controller and I didn't always want to send multiple ID's
e.g.
I may want just a form so send

Form.query({ form_id: 1}).then();

or i may want a form and comments from a specific person only so might only want to send 2 ID's

Form.query({ form_id: 1,user_id: 2}).then();

Maybe now I have more time to explain myself!!

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Thank You on the serialzedForm aspect. Wasn't sure if it would sent it - should have just tested it to be honest! Better to ask though!

You really have something cool here, really does trump the whole resolve first aspect for me due to the whole relations saving you typing multiple queries.

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For sending a variable number of IDs, angular will automatically strip any trailing slashes in the route. This means that you can pass only form_id if you need to.

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Smashing.

And is there anyway to chose a way to adjust the post headers to.
headers : { 'Content-Type': 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=utf-8' }

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you'll have to create a custom method and specify the headers on it. see the usage section for $resource, under the action parameter:

https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ngResource/service/$resource

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