Hi,
We're moving some apps onto a server and running them in docker containers.
Each container listens on a different port, and we have an nginx proxy that
translates more friendly urls into the 'real' ones. For example, it
translates
example.com/app1
into
back-end-server.com:8080
The problem is, though, that when Angular tries to do an ajax call, it
calls
example.com/resource
instead of
example.com/app1/resource
I didn't write the app, the person who did has left the team. Looking at
the javascript code, he defined an angular controller and then calls
dataGetter.dataList('entries', 'active')
which seems to be where the ajax magic happens. Is there a way to configure
Angular so that it appends 'app1/' to the base url before doing the ajax
call?
Here's the actual code:
http://plnkr.co/edit/hUGi7p1uI1TF92yYT85L?p=catalogue
thanks
Michael Davis
Ottawa
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