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Added empty payload note to remove() docs
Not knowing this particular information caused a coworker and I to spend 4 or 5 hours trying to figure out why Chrome was refusing to make the remove request. Long story short, the issue I linked to (mgonto#193) helped solve the problem w/o using the $http workaround
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* **getList(subElement, [queryParams, headers])**: Gets a nested resource. subElement is mandatory. **It's a string with the name of the nested resource (and URL)**. For example `buildings`
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* **put([queryParams, headers])**: Does a put to the current element
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* **post(subElement, elementToPost, [queryParams, headers])**: Does a POST and creates a subElement. Subelement is mandatory and is the nested resource. Element to post is the object to post to the server
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* **remove([queryParams, headers])**: Does a DELETE
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* **remove([queryParams, headers])**: Does a DELETE. By default, `remove` sends a request with an empty object, which may cause problems with some servers or browsers. [This](https://github.com/mgonto/restangular/issues/193) shows how to configure RESTangular to have no payload.
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* **head([queryParams, headers])**: Does a HEAD
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* **trace([queryParams, headers])**: Does a TRACE
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* **options([queryParams, headers])**: Does a OPTIONS
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* **trace: ([queryParams, headers])**: Does a TRACE
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* **options: ([queryParams, headers])**: Does a OPTIONS
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* **patch(object, [queryParams, headers])**: Does a PATCH
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* **remove([queryParams, headers])**: Does a DELETE
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* **remove([queryParams, headers])**: Does a DELETE. By default, `remove` sends a request with an empty object, which may cause problems with some servers or browsers. [This](https://github.com/mgonto/restangular/issues/193) shows how to configure RESTangular to have no payload.
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* **putElement(idx, params, headers)**: Puts the element on the required index and returns a promise of the updated new array
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* **getRestangularUrl()**: Gets the URL of the current object.
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* **getRequestedUrl()**: Gets the real URL the current object was requested with (incl. GET parameters). Will equal getRestangularUrl() when no parameters were used, before calling `getList()`, or when using on a nested child.

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