php - Retrieving Angularjs Http Post data -

I am new to angularjs, I am using a user name and user name and password ), But the strange thing is that I'm unable to get data using server $ _POST, instead I can retrieve it via $ _GET From I have other forms like CORS There is no mistake in checking the pains and there is no mistake. A guide would be appreciated thanks.

Here's my angular factory method:

  app.factory ("loginfact", function ($ http) {this.user = { IsAuthenticated: false, name: "", token: ""} this.makeLoginRequest = function (user, pass) {var req = {method: 'post', url: 'http: // localhost / login / authenticate php', Header: {'content-type': "multipart / form-data"}, parameters: {username: user, password: pass}} $ http (req) .vivet (data) {console.log ("success : "+ Data)}). Error (function (data) {console.log (" error: "+ data)})}} return {makeLoginRequest: this.makeLoginRequest}});  

Here is my server part:

  & lt; Php header ('accept-charset: UTF-8'); Header ('Connection: Keep-alive'); Header ('content-type: multipart / form-data,'); Header ('access-control-permission-origin: *'); Header ('access-control-app-methods: GET, post'); Header ('access-control-app-headers: approved, content-type'); Header ('Access-Control-Request-Header: X-Requested-Accept, Content-Type'); {{($ _ POST ["user name"] == "test") & amp; Amp; ($ _POST ["password"] == "test")) {echo "{\" id \ ": \" 700 \ ", \" User \ ": {\" uid \ ": \" 123456 \ ", \ "Role \": \ "admin \", \ "name \": \ "waqar \"}} "; Return; } Else {echo "phase1: invalid user name / password"; Return; }} Hold (exception $ e) {echo $ e-> GetMessage (); } Try {$ Request_body = file_get_contents ('php: // input'); $ Data = json_decode ($ request_body); If ($ data-> username == "test" & amp; amp; $ amp; data-> password == "test") {echo "{\" id \ ": \" 700 \ " , \ "User \": {\ "Uid \": \ "123456 \", \ "role \": \ "admin \", \ "name \": \ "void \"}}; return;} Else {Echo "step 2: invalid user name / password"; return;}} hold (exception $ e) {echo $ e-> getMessage (); return;}? & Gt;   < / Div> 
 
 
 You can object to  parameter  data by sending data to query parameter (URL -  ? Key1 = value1 & amp; key2 = value2 ) in the header 
 
 You instead of  data  object:  
  var req = {method: 'post', url: 'http: //localhost/login/authenticate.php ', header: {content - type: "multipart / form-data"}, data: {username: user, password: pass}}  
 
 Check for more information. 
 
 If I understand correctly, in the comments you are asking: Why the parameters were kept in the body of the request instead of URL? 
 
 You can send them to the URL, but you have some drawbacks: 
 
 
 The encoding is better in the body than the URL 
 
 You do 
 
 It is usually limited by the length of the URL (the system varies but about 2000 characters) 
 
 It is easy to deceive the URL 
 
 The system usually saves the URL of their log so that you take the risk of exposing your client's accounts if a law (Note that they will be saved in plain text, even if you encrypt them in the database) 
 
 Considering the last point, the country is illegal to log sensitive data in some You can.