Can someone explain why the code is passing "getFullReport" as the eventId instead of the actual value while making its way to the .Net Core 3.1 side?
Prior to the call, I double-checked with a console.log to ensure that eventId holds the correct ID I am anticipating on the .Net Core side. However, when I put a breakpoint there, the eventId seems to be displaying the name of the TypeScript method (getFullReport) rather than the expected ID shown before the call on the client-side.
getFullReport(eventId: string) {
var params = new HttpParams();
params.append('eventId', eventId);
this.http.get<AccidentDetails>('api/accidents/getfullreport', { params: params }).subscribe(
result => {
this.accidentDetails = result;
},
error => console.error(error)
);
}
The code in .Net Core looks like this:
[HttpGet("{eventId}")]
public FullReport GetFullReport(string eventId)
The eventId being received here is not the one intended to be sent from the client's end.