angularjs-controller

plunk: http://plnkr.co/edit/85Wl5W If I use the $modalInstance on the same controller(modalController.js), without being in a modal, angular gets frozen. I just want to simplify my life using angularjs with the angular-ui bootstrap modal service. I want to use the same controller on a separate file, but on a modal as well. That is, I want them to do the same task. Is there any proper way to do it? E.g. modal.html, modalController.js. I want to show these on a modal window, but on my application as well without a modal. The issue is that if I use the same controller I can't inject the

Is possible to inject a controller into another controller that is part of the same module? example: var app = angular.module('myAppModule', []) .controller('controllerOne', ['$scope', function($scope){ $scope.helloWorld = function(){ return 'Hello World'; } }]) .controller('controllerTwo', ['$scope', 'controllerOne', function($scope, controllerOne){ console.log(controllerOne.helloWorld()); }]) I keep getting unknown provider on controllerOne. I don't see how that's possible since they coexist in the same module. Any help would be much appreciated. You need to use $controller dependency by

I'm having some trouble with nested directives in angularjs. I want to call a controller method from a directive within another directive and am trying to pass arguments to it, however they are undefined. I'm attempting to call remove() with three arguments from selected.html below. It was working before I introduced a parent directive (televisionFilter.js) Can anyone suggest what to do to pass these to the controller? Thanks! Code: controller.js $scope.remove = function(selectorToRemove, choicesArr, selectedArr){ console.log(selectorToRemove); //undefined console.log(choicesArr); //undefined

Probably this is an easy question for advanced angular users, but I did not find this issue somewhere well explained. So I was restructuring my code, when I realized, I have two controllers in a view, which is not a problem, when controller 'ACtrl' is binded by the $stateProvider and controller 'BCtrl' is binded in the view by ng-controller. But when I try to assign both of them in the $stateProvider like this: $stateProvider.state('a.view', { url: "/anurl", views: { 'menuContent': { templateUrl: "anUrlToMyTemplates", controller: 'ACtrl', 'BCtrl' } } }); or that: $stateProvider.state('a.view',

I have defined one controller, and apply it to 2 views with small differences. Angular code: app.controller('MyCtrl', function($scope) { $scope.canSave = false; $scope.demo = { files : [{ filename: 'aaa.html', source: '<div>aaa</div>' }, { filename: 'bbb.html', source: '<div>bbb</div>' }] } $scope.newFile = function(file) { $scope.demo.files.push(file); } $scope.$watch("demo.files", function(val) { $scope.canSave = true; }, true); }); View 1: <div ng-controller="MyCtrl"></div> View 2: <div ng-controller="MyCtrl"></div> The sample code is very simple, but there are a lot of code and logic in my

I am using AngularJS with the alias controllers pattern. I can't access (or I don't know how to) directive methods from a parent controller. I have a function inside my controller that should call a directive method but this directive method is not available inside the this controller value. This is what I have. What I am doing wrong? JS angular.module('myApp', []). controller('MyCtrl', function(){ this.text = 'Controller text'; this.dirText = 'Directive text'; this.click = function(){ this.changeText(); } }) .directive('myDir', function(){ return { restrict: 'E', scope: { text: '=' }, link:

I'm familiar with the following methods to implement communication between controllers. Are there others? Are there better approaches / best practices? $broadcast / $emit .controller("Parent", function($scope){ $scope.$broadcast("SomethingHappened", {..}); $scope.$on("SomethingElseHappened", function(e, d){..}); }) .controller("Child", functions($scope){ $scope.$broadcast("SomethingElseHappened", {..}); $scope.$on("SomethingHappened", function(e, d){..}); }) .controller("AnotherChild", functions($scope){ $scope.$on("SomethingHappened", function(e, d){..}); }); or, from the View: <button ng

I am trying to do some validation on file change. Here is my code: View/Template <input type="file" name="file" id="file" onchange="angular.element(this).scope().setFile(this)" required /> <span class="error" ng-show="myForm.file.$error.required">Error</span> <span class="error" ng-show="myForm.file.$error.size">Selected file is too large</span> <span class="error" ng-show="myForm.file.$error.filetype">Unsupported File type</span> Controller angular.module("myapp").controller("myctrl", function($scope) { $scope.setFile = function(element) { $scope.$apply(function($scope) { var fileObject =