javascript - Use a variable in PhP script passed by $http.post -

$ http.post to use any kind of revenue for php scripts Use this ID for mysql request to send ID.

This is my controller:

  function ProjectDetailsCtrl ($ scope, $ http, $ timeout, getGoodIdProjectDetails) {$ scope.idProjectDetails = getGoodIdProjectDetails.getId (); // ID Project Getting $ Range $ Emit ('LOAD') $ scope.url = 'Script / Find ProjectDetails.php'; $ Http.post ($ scope.url, {"idProject": $ scope.idProjectDetails}) Success (jobs (data, status) {$ scope.projectDetails = {}; $ scope.projectDetails.details = details; $ scope $ Emit ('UNLOAD')}) Error (function (data, position) {$ scope.data = data || "request failed"; $ scope.status = status;}); }  

idProjectDetails is a number.

then php script:

  & lt; Php $ IdProject = json_decode ($ _ POST ['idProject']);  

Returns the php script that $ idProject is undefined.

Can you help me with this?

EDIT: I tried this way but my app crashed with it:

  $ http.defaults.headers.post ["content-type"] = "Application / x-www-form-url expired"; $ Http ({method: 'POST', url: 'scripts / findProjectDetails.php', data: "idProject": $ scope.idProjectDetails}). Success (work, data, status) {$ scope.projectDetails = {}; $ Scope.projectDetails.details = Data; Console.log (projectDetails.details); $ Scope $ Emit ('UNLOAD')}) Error (function (data, position) {$ scope.data = data || "request failed"; $ scope.status = status;});  

With the first example, in the Chrome console, "Request Playload" includes: {idProject: 1} idProject: 1 So I think my variable has been passed correctly through PHP script? There is a lot of confusion as to why the $ http service shorthand function ($ http.post (),

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