Darmani72
Params in the URL and body -- how does Phoenix handle them together?
If I have a post route which an argument:
post /my_post_route/:my_param1, MyController.my_post_handler
How would get the post params from its body?
def my_post_handler(conn, %{"my_param" =>my_param} = params) do
# ??? how to get "params" from its body?
In other words, how does Phoenix distinguish between params in the url and params in the body for POST requests?
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Do “params” always contain only the query string/params - from the URL?
In phoenix controller “actions”, the second argument by default contains both body and query params.
idi527
And how can I distinguish between query and body params?
You can’t if you use the second argument in a phoenix controller action.
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