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In case someone would need - to achieve same or similar thing(like delete) via POSTPOST instead of FromUriFromUri, use FromBodyFromBody and on client side(JS/jQuery) format param as $.param({ '': categoryids }, true)$.param({ '': categoryids }, true)

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public IHttpActionResult Remove([FromBody] int[] categoryIds)

jQuery:

$.ajax({ type: 'POST', data: $.param({ '': categoryids }, true), url: url, //... });

The thing with $.param({ '': categoryids }, true)$.param({ '': categoryids }, true) is that it .net will expect post body to contain urlencoded value like =1&=2&=3=1&=2&=3 without parameter name, and without brackets.

In case someone would need - to achieve same or similar thing(like delete) via POST instead of FromUri, use FromBody and on client side(JS/jQuery) format param as $.param({ '': categoryids }, true)

c#:

public IHttpActionResult Remove([FromBody] int[] categoryIds)

jQuery:

$.ajax({ type: 'POST', data: $.param({ '': categoryids }, true), url: url, //... });

The thing with $.param({ '': categoryids }, true) is that it .net will expect post body to contain urlencoded value like =1&=2&=3 without parameter name, and without brackets.

In case someone would need - to achieve same or similar thing(like delete) via POST instead of FromUri, use FromBody and on client side(JS/jQuery) format param as $.param({ '': categoryids }, true)

c#:

public IHttpActionResult Remove([FromBody] int[] categoryIds)

jQuery:

$.ajax({ type: 'POST', data: $.param({ '': categoryids }, true), url: url, //... });

The thing with $.param({ '': categoryids }, true) is that it .net will expect post body to contain urlencoded value like =1&=2&=3 without parameter name, and without brackets.

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In case someone would need - to achieve same or similar thing(like delete) via POST instead of FromUri, use FromBody and on client side(JS/jQuery) format param as $.param({ '': categoryids }, true)

c#:

public IHttpActionResult Remove([FromBody] int[] categoryIds)

jQuery:

$.ajax({ type: 'POST', data: $.param({ '': categoryids }, true), url: url, //... });

The thing with $.param({ '': categoryids }, true) is that it .net will expect post body to contain urlencoded value like =1&=2&=3 without parameter name, and without brackets.