angularjs-routing

问题 As title I want to use a factory insisde a "resolve" app.js: angular .module("goHenry", ["ui.router"]) .factory("httpPost", httpPost) .controller("MainCTRL", ["$scope", MainCTRL]); function MainCTRL($scope, httpPost){ this.nameApp = "CiaoMiao"; console.log($scope.children, httpPost); } function httpPost($http, $q){ return { get: function() { var deferred = $q.defer(); $http.post.apply(null, arguments) .success(deferred.resolve) .error(deferred.resolve); return deferred.promise; } }//RETURN }

问题 In the config method, I have some routes defined as follows: $locationProvider.html5Mode(true); $routeProvider.when('/', { ... }); $routeProvider.when('/front', { ... }); $routeProvider.when('/user/account', { ... }); Everything works fine when navigating through the app using <a href=""> tags. However, when I go to /user/account and manually refresh my browser, it pops the /account off the route and redirects me to /user , breaking the rendering in the process since there is no route defined

问题 I have a working AngularJS (1.3.8) application, which is deployed as a web app in Tomcat under an application context 'app'. URLs look like this: https://www.myserver.com/app/#/login https://www.myserver.com/app/#/register etc. Routes are defined like this: $routeProvider.when( 'login', {templateUrl: 'partials/login.html?' + now, controller: 'LoginController'} ); $routeProvider.when( 'register', {templateUrl: 'partials/register.html?' + now, controller: 'RegistrationController'} );

问题 As far as i understand in order to remove the hashtag from angularJS i need to add the following code: config(function($locationProvider) { $locationProvider.html5Mode(true); }). after added this code, i get 404 from my simple server (web-server.js) which is the same simple server provided with angular tuotorial. From the stackoverflow i found 2 links that helped me to understand that i need to add routing to my server in order to support this operation. AngularJs Routing without hashtag in

问题 I have a piece of code where I call $location.path(name) and nothing seems to happens (at first). I can call console.log($location.path()) and it does show the new path -- but the view doesn't change. Chain of events (some asynchronous): I have two controllers (and matching views), MainCtrl and CpugraphCtrl, and a Service GetDataService and one external data API (Google). button in Main view calls function in MainCtrl that calls function in GetDataService that calls google client API gapi

问题 My app has 2 pages: main.html and login.html . When not authenticated users go to /main they should be redirected to /login . The problem is that main.html is rendered first, and after a second or so, when user authentication fails, login.html is rendered. How could I prevent from main.html to be rendered until authentication succeeds? Here is the relevant code (CoffeeScript): angular.module('myApp', [...]) .config(['$routeProvider', ($routeProvider) -> $routeProvider.when '/login',

问题 I have a basic Django app (Django 1.7) with an AngularJS (1.2.19) frontend using basic routing. When first accessing the site, the routing loads properly and displays the content in the ng-view. However, if I go to /login and successfully log into the site (default Django login page), I am redirected to the home page and the routing fails to load in the ng-view. I have to reload the page (usually twice) or clear the cache to get the content in my ng-view to load. Even clicking on the links in

问题 I am creating a RESTful application with Laravel 4 as backend and AngularJS as frontend. I want to use routing from Angular. routes.php in laravel are set up like this (with one group /api, but it is not necessary) Route::any('{all}', function ($uri) { return View::make('index'); })->where('all', '.*'); My routes in Angular are $routeProvider. when('/', { templateUrl: 'views/test.html', controller: 'homeCtrl' }). when('/test', { templateUrl: 'views/test.html', controller: 'homeCtrl' }). when(

问题 I've been learning Django for some time now, and I found this image helpful: I'm now delving into Angular JS, and I'm trying to figure out how each of the components (Directives, Controllers and Services ?) interacts and if there is a similar 'cycle'. This blog looks like it comes close to answering my question. But how is the picture different if we have a Django-Rest-Framework end point providing the books in the above example? Do we want URL resolution from Django, or Angular? Or more

问题 I have a dynamic value params in url and I want to get it and use in controller when onload But I have no idea how to deal with $route.current.params Let say I have this route provider $routeProvider.when('foo/:bar', {templateUrl: 'template.html'}; Then in my controller app.controller('mapCtrl', function($scope, $route, $routeParams) { var param = $route.current.params.bar; console.log(param); }); If user access foo/abcdefg suppose should show abcdefg in console but I got error. 'Cannot read