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I'm trying to make a list of persons. My HTTP server is able to give a JSON representation of a person on URLs like /person/[id].json, and a list of all persons at /person.infinity.json.

So I have the controller, where I have defined the Person resource:

var app = angular.module('myApp', ["ngResource"])

.controller('PersonController', function PersonController($scope, $http, $resource) {
    var Person = $resource("/person/:personId.json",
      { personId: '@id' },
      { list: {method: "GET", url: "/person.infinity.json", isArray: true}}
    );
    $scope.persons = Person.list();

});

However, when Person.list() is called, my custom URL for the list method (/person.infinity.json) is not used. Chrome´s network inspector reveals that a request is fired to /person/.json, that is, the default resource URL with no parameter set.

Obviously, I would like Person.list() to result in a request to /person.infinity.json.

What am I doing wrong?

Vidar S. Ramdal
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I was using angular-resource 1.0.7, in which URL override was not implemented. It was implemented in this pull request: https://github.com/angular/angular.js/pull/1890

Switching to version 1.1.5 solved the problem.

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