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More docs? #46
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Same here .... |
Me too, I'm trying to fetch a single model from the server and not having any luck what so ever. |
More docs could be nice :) |
@dottodot Try overriding the URL in your model. You can use it as a string url: "http://** your url here **/", or as a function: url: function(){ |
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Any way you can show some more examples. I get the one you have and have implemented it perfectly... however when trying to figure out how to use the adapter in a model things break down.
For instance using this as a model and not a collection is for some reason not working.
Could you give some quick examples of how to use this in a model context and send data using it as well?
Love to use this but need some more info if it's to be useful.
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