angular-ui-router

问题 The following is my module and unit test set-up. When I try to set $ state , $injector.get("$state") throws the always fun Unknown provider: $stateProvider <- $state error and I don't understand why. angular.module("my-module", [ //Third Party "ui.bootstrap", "ui.router", "toaster", "angular-loading-bar", "ngAnimate", "ngSanitize", "ApplicationInsightsModule", "pascalprecht.translate" ]); describe("something descriptive and helpful", (): void => { // a bunch of other service variables.... var

问题 I am trying to set up a factory in my app.js of my ionic app. I have the following code that should work however my state provider is throwing me off and Im not sure where my states should be. I was suggested to use this app.js code to get my factory working however it leaves no room for my routes. I have tried different variations of the following with no lck. Thnk you in advance. (function() { 'use strict'; angular .module('starter', []) // In your real application you should put your

问题 Using Cordova PushPlugin and AngularJS I want to receive a push notification and read a URL in the payload and then navigate to that page when the notification is swiped open. How is this accomplished? I tried this, but this is inside of a global function that is outside of angular so I wouldn't suspect the $location to work. It doesn't throw any errors though, but it also does not navigate to the url from the payload. function onNotificationAPN(event) { $location.path(event.custom.url) });

问题 Per the example in the documentation, child states will inherit resolved dependencies from parent states. Furthermore, you can have promises for parent dependencies be resolved before children are instantiated by injecting keys into child states. See example from documentation: $stateProvider.state('parent', { resolve:{ resA: function(){ return {'value': 'A'}; } }, controller: function($scope, resA){ $scope.resA = resA.value; } }) .state('parent.child', { resolve:{ resB: function(resA){

问题 I tried both AngularDART routes, and routes with Polymer, this example but found, that none is working once I open the file from Dartium directly, but both work perfectly once I run them from Dart editor! am I doing something wrong! thanks 回答1: This is because when you run from DartEditor (Ctrl+R) pub serve is launched which acts as a web server for the browser. This doesn't mean that you need a web server to run this example though. What makes the difference is that pub serve runs

问题 I am trying to pass parameters from one view to another in my anulgar/ionic app. in the volCompute view ($stateParams is declared): if ($stateParams.modelLine){ console.log('receiving', $stateParams.modelLine.id, $stateParams.modelLine.modelStrict) $scope.data.chosenModel = $stateParams.modelLine.modelStrict; } in the compare view: $state.go('app.volCompute', { modelLine: test[0] }, {reload: true}); but it works only one time, if I go back and forth between the two views the code in

问题 myApp.run(function ($rootScope, $interval, $timeout, $state, $localStorage) { load = function () { cdreset(); // reset the countdown to 0 countdown(); // call the countdown function $rootScope.stayLogin = function () { cdreset(); // reset the countdown to 0 alert("Proceed functioncall"); window.NewTimerCalC = function () { alert('trisssssgered'); return false; }; NewTimerCalCProceed(); }; } $rootScope.$on('$stateChangeStart', function (event, toState, toParams, fromState, fromParams,

问题 I am having issues trying to access a service on a controller. The issue happen when the Ordenes services is called. How I can call a service with two parameter using values from the scope from a controller using ui-router? I have the same code working but without the use of ui-router. It seems like the code is not loading properly the service inside the Controller. App.js 'use strict'; app = angular.module('logica-erp', [ 'ngCookies', 'ngResource', 'ngSanitize', 'ui.router', 'authorization',

问题 In my Angular app, I have the following route structure: .state('mapping', { url: '/mapping', templateUrl: 'app/components/mapping/mapping.html', controller: 'MapCtrl as map', abstract: true, authenticate: true }) .state('mapping.all', { url: '', templateUrl: 'app/components/mapping/partials/all.html', authenticate: true }) .state('mapping.project', { url: '/:projectName', templateUrl: 'app/components/mapping/partials/project.html', controller: 'ProjectCtrl as proj', authenticate: true })

问题 To put it simple, I would like to check out that if the session is still alive (which means user has logged in) before displaying the view of some routes, if not, then redirect to log-in view. I have tried to listen to $routeChangeStart event from inside the log-in page, which is displayed initially by default, but user can still go to other views by typing in the routes. Now what I am doing is: (function() { 'use strict'; angular.module("appClubS", ["appClubS.userModule", "appClubS