angular-ui-router

问题 I have created a data table (see Image 1) with one column that has a button inside of it. This button changes the application's route and navigates to a detail component(see code below & URL). goToDetailOfWearable(wearable: ResultWearable) { console.log(wearable); this.resultService.sendResultWearableToService(wearable).then( () => { this.languageService.languageSelectAvailable.next(true); this.router.navigateByUrl('Home/ProcessCategory/Processes/Activities/Result/Details').then( (x) =>

问题 html: <router-outlet></router-outlet> component: @Component({ selector: 'xx', templateUrl: './xx.html', styleUrls: ['./xx.css'], providers: [ RouterOutlet] }) export class AppComponent { constructor(private routeroutlet: RouterOutlet){ } getref() { console.log(this.routeroutlet); console.log('refresh', this.routeroutlet.component); } } i'm getting this error core.es5.js:1224 ERROR Error: Outlet is not activated at RouterOutlet.get [as component] (router.es5.js:5449) at AppComponent

问题 I am facing some problem with ui-router in angularjs. I am trying to pass data from one state to another. Data: $scope.MyData = [ { "name": "Alice", "age": "20", "email": "example@example.com" }, { "name": "Bob", "age": "20", "email": "example1@example.com" } ]; View: <div ng-repeat="data in MyData" > <div> <span>Name: {{data.name}}</span> <span>Age: {{data.age}}</span> </div> </div> When user clicks on this div, I want to display email data for clicked contact in contact.details state view.

问题 I am facing some problem with ui-router in angularjs. I am trying to pass data from one state to another. Data: $scope.MyData = [ { "name": "Alice", "age": "20", "email": "example@example.com" }, { "name": "Bob", "age": "20", "email": "example1@example.com" } ]; View: <div ng-repeat="data in MyData" > <div> <span>Name: {{data.name}}</span> <span>Age: {{data.age}}</span> </div> </div> When user clicks on this div, I want to display email data for clicked contact in contact.details state view.

问题 I am trying to resolve a method like below using ui-router $stateProvider .state('abc', { url: 'xyz', templateUrl: 'templateURL', controller: ctrl, resolve:{ data: function(someService){ data = someService.init(); return data; } } }) And my service code looks like this var someObject = { data1: ..., data2: ...., ... } return{ init: function(){ promise1 = ... promise2 = ... promise3 = $http.get('someurl').then(function(){ ... ... //do some manipulation with someObj return someObject; }); $q

问题 I am using AngulaJS as a javascript client side and spring mvc as a rest backend. In AngulaJS i am using ui-router. Here is config.js file function config($stateProvider, $urlRouterProvider) { $urlRouterProvider.otherwise("/index"); $stateProvider .state('trains', { url: "/trains", templateUrl: "views/pages/trains.html", data: { pageTitle: 'Trains' } }) Below is html file (left-sliderbar.html <li ui-sref-active="active"> <a href="javascript:;" ui-sref="trains" title="the trains">Trains </a> <

问题 I have a page addin.html . It can popup another page editor (which is not necessarily in the same domain) by popup = window.open("https://localhost:3000/#/posts/editor/", "popup") Then, the two pages have each one listener inside, and can send data to each other by // listen: function receiveMessage(event) { document.getElementById("display").innerHTML = JSON.stringify(event.data); } window.addEventListener("message", receiveMessage, false); // send: function sendMessage() { popup.postMessage

问题 I am attempting to set the UI Router location provider html5Mode to true for my Angular application: locationProvider.html5Mode(true) . While this works client side (appropriately redirects) I am running into issues server side. I am running an instance Java Enterprise Edition on Google App Engine. I have configured my web.xml as outlined for Java EE section in the Angular ui-router FAQ: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <web-app xmlns="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee" version="2.5">

问题 I'm using ionic v1.0.0 and do not understand the way parallel history managed by $ionicHistory works. Especially on Android devices, when using the (formerly hardware-)back button, my Angular app sometimes behaves strange and I'd like to understand why. (example: navigating back opens a view closed by $ionicGoBack() long time ago) For me it seems like some of the ui-router navigations create new history stacks and others put the history items in the root history, even when going from state to

问题 I'm using ionic v1.0.0 and do not understand the way parallel history managed by $ionicHistory works. Especially on Android devices, when using the (formerly hardware-)back button, my Angular app sometimes behaves strange and I'd like to understand why. (example: navigating back opens a view closed by $ionicGoBack() long time ago) For me it seems like some of the ui-router navigations create new history stacks and others put the history items in the root history, even when going from state to