问题
Resolve is an interesting property to prevent a template to be displayed regarding some conditional logic dealing with a promise result (solved or rejected).
I use it in my application, here's a conceptual sample:
.config(['$routeProvider', 'securityAuthorizationProvider',
function ($routeProvider, securityAuthorizationProvider) {
$routeProvider.when('/test', {
templateUrl: '/myCorrespondingView.tpl.html',
controller: 'MyCorrespondingCtrl',
resolve: securityAuthorizationProvider.requireAuthenticatedUser
});
}])
So, this code expects to display /myCorrespondingView.tpl.html
content if and only if securityAuthorizationProvider.requireAuthenticatedUser
is resolved (promise term).
My expectation is: I don't want to change the URL to http://myApp.com/test
if this promise in resolve
part is rejected. The reason is simple, I don't want to uselessly reload the previous controller if my rejection logic is to let the user on his current page (thus needing a redirection to this latter) .
Is there an efficient way to achieve this with the resolve
property other than shifting the conditional logic at the source, meaning into the previous controller?
回答1:
I was dealing a similar problem some time ago. My solution was to redirect the user to a login page - you can use the page user is coming from - in the authentication provider (in your case it would be securityAuthorizationProvider.requireAuthenticatedUser
) if the user wasn't logged in.
回答2:
I know this is an old question, but for all users who are looking for an answer, i will provide my solution.
I have a popup / modal / alert whatever which is displayed over the whole page. in this popup is a history, so you can open a new view and can go back to the old view.
I added a feature that you can go back with your back-button on mouse or browser.
my js:
SYSTEM.run( [ "$rootScope", "Popup", function( $rootScope, Popup ) {
$rootScope.$on( "$routeChangeStart", function ( e ) {
if ( $rootScope.popup ) {
Popup.back();
e.preventDefault();
return;
}
} );
} );
So what you could do is, get the next route (provided in $routeChangeStart) and check if this url is secured and run your service. if your service is resolved redirect to the url and set the checking variable to true/false, so on the next change you won't check your service again.
Hope that helped.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19653666/angularjs-changing-the-url-only-when-corresponding-templates-resolve-property