In every example I see, we always use data like if we knew what was the next ID. I'm building a web application that multiple users will be using at the same time. When a user click on the button "Create a category", I create a new record, send it to my API that saves it in the DB. Unfortunately Ember has no idea of my new Category ID. Let's say he made a typo. He click on "Modify". The app has no idea of the ID and therefor, cannot complete the route :product_id/edit.
I see two solution :
One thing I tried, that would potentially fix my problem is returning the ID in a the header. So I would send my data, return Status 201 (Created) if everything went well, then get the content of the Header and assign the created ID. Looks good on paper, but I have no idea how to get the content of my header with Ember.
App.CategoriesAddRoute = Ember.Route.extend({ setupController: function(controller) { controller.newRecord(); }, actions: { save: function() { controller = this.controllerFor("category"); // Here I'd like to use something like .then( getHeaderContent('id') ) // and assign that value to the category controller.get('content').save() this.transitionTo('categories.index'); } }, });Reload my categories data with a new query. I would like to avoid that but if I have no other choice I'll go for this.