Referencing each script file in its own tag in index.html is definitely one way to do it, and the most straightforward. However, if you want something cleaner, take a look at one of the various guides to combining Angular with RequireJS: http://www.startersquad.com/blog/angularjs-requirejs/ Does it make sense to use Require.js with Angular.js? This approach is aimed … Read more
This is because of HTML link rewriting of Angular, explained here. To prevent rewriting of location, add target=_self to those bootstrap links. So instead of <a href=”#myModal”> you need <a href=”#myModal” target=”_self”>
This answer https://stackoverflow.com/a/31297879/2948212 pointed me in the right direction. But as I said it was for a different version and now it is slightly different solution. The answer is still the same: encode the token in base 64 url, and then decode it in base 64 url. That way both Angular and ASP.NET Core will … Read more
!!value is commonly used as a way to coerce value to be either true or false, depending on whether it is truthy or falsey, respectively. In a control flow statement such as if (value) { … } or while (value) { … }, prefixing value with !! has no effect, because the control flow statement … Read more
You are modifying the scope outside of angular’s $digest cycle 50% of the time. If there is a callback which is not from angularjs; (posibbly jquery). You need to call $apply to force a $digest cycle. But you cannot call $apply while in $digest cycle because every change you made will be reflected automatically already. … Read more
Let me provide the answer to your question based on my experience related to the sync part as I don’t have enough experience with PhoneGap so will skip the question about PhoneGap local storage v SQLite. I was wondering if you could point me toward some good resources for this type of syncing. Some recommended … Read more
One way to do this (i.e. apply existing validators without writing their code again) would be to add the validation directives’ respective attributes and force a re-compile. This would require your directive to have a high-enough priority and also be terminal: true. app.directive(“bkNgValidation”, function($compile){ return { priority: 10000, terminal: true, link: function(scope, element){ element.attr(“ng-required”, “true”); … Read more
Checkout angular-hateoas. ITs an AngularJS module for using $resource with a HATEOAS-enabled REST API.