angularjs

问题 I am building an iOS mobile application using the Ionic framework. The app will be accessing APIs that will be served by an ASP.NET 5 (MVC 6) application hosted on IIS using Integrated Windows Authentication. The server already has a web interface to it that uses an AngularJS client. I have been trying to get a $http call to the server from within an Ionic/Angularjs controller and have had no luck getting through the IIS Integrated windows authentication (I have tried running on the device

问题 killing myself with this thing in here all day, I'm having two classes Department and Articals : export class Department { articals?: Artical[]=[]; moms?: number; id?: string; constructor() { } } and: export class Artical { moms?: number; price: number; name?: string; constructor() { } } like You can see departments contains an Array of 'Articals' so I am building new Department with new articals(and their properties) and trying to add it to fireStore with: this.departmetsCollection.doc

问题 killing myself with this thing in here all day, I'm having two classes Department and Articals : export class Department { articals?: Artical[]=[]; moms?: number; id?: string; constructor() { } } and: export class Artical { moms?: number; price: number; name?: string; constructor() { } } like You can see departments contains an Array of 'Articals' so I am building new Department with new articals(and their properties) and trying to add it to fireStore with: this.departmetsCollection.doc

问题 I am creating an app using Laravel and building a small internal API to connect to with an Angular frontend. I have the auth working, but wanted to ensure that this is an acceptable way to log in a user, and to make sure everything is secure. Sessions Controller: public function index() { return Response::json(Auth::check()); } public function create() { if (Auth::check()) { return Redirect::to('/admin'); } return Redirect::to('/'); } public function login() { if (Auth::attempt(array('email'

问题 I am creating an app using Laravel and building a small internal API to connect to with an Angular frontend. I have the auth working, but wanted to ensure that this is an acceptable way to log in a user, and to make sure everything is secure. Sessions Controller: public function index() { return Response::json(Auth::check()); } public function create() { if (Auth::check()) { return Redirect::to('/admin'); } return Redirect::to('/'); } public function login() { if (Auth::attempt(array('email'

问题 Is it possible to switch the $logProvider.debugEnabled([flag]); at runtime? The current situation: The angular client load settings from the server at the run phase. Depends on the settings I would like to set the method $logProvider.debugEnabled([flag]) . Thanks in advance, Stevo 回答1: The short answer for this is: no, not really. Once your application hass been configured through your .config() block, no further configuration can take place after the application has bootstrapped. This is due

问题 Is it possible to switch the $logProvider.debugEnabled([flag]); at runtime? The current situation: The angular client load settings from the server at the run phase. Depends on the settings I would like to set the method $logProvider.debugEnabled([flag]) . Thanks in advance, Stevo 回答1: The short answer for this is: no, not really. Once your application hass been configured through your .config() block, no further configuration can take place after the application has bootstrapped. This is due

问题 Thanks in advance for your help. I'm using this tagmanager in my web application. The jQuery function works FINE until this <input type="text" name="tags" placeholder="Tags" class="tagsManager" /> Is placed under ng-repeat = "(key,val) in client_proj" Here is a short snippet of the code <div class="accordion-group" ng-repeat="(key,val) in client_proj"><!--For Every Project in Project List--> <div class="accordion-heading" style="background-color:#EFF8FB"> <a class="accordion-toggle" data

问题 my premise was wrong. while AngularJS was certainly slowing things down, it was not due to the problem I describe below. however, it was flim's answer to my question - how to exclude an element from an Angular scope - that was able to prove this. I'm building a site that generates graphs using d3+Raphael from AJAX-fetched data. this results in a LOT of SVG or VML elements in the DOM, depending on what type of chart the user chooses to render (pie has few, line and stacked bar have many, for

问题 Here's what I'm referring to: http://angular-ui.github.io/bootstrap/ I don't see anything that indicates how to control the size. I tried changing the body font but that didn't work out 回答1: This size of the datepicker can be changed by overriding the css for the bootstrap form-control and btn classes as shown in the following example: .my-datepicker .form-control { height: 10px; padding: 11px; } .my-datepicker .btn { padding: 1px 2px; } then apply the my-datepicker class to the datepicker