angularjs-routing

问题 I have a problem, when I edited data, my url not showing id example : /answer/1 or /answer/2 or /answer/3 etc. Im confused because Im using UI ROUTER I'm a beginner use UI ROUTER angularjs. Can you help me ? What should I do ? Thanks My routing code : .state({ name: 'answer', url : '/answer/', params : { obj : null }, controller: 'answer-controller', templateUrl: 'templates/table-answer.html' }) ng-click go to table-answer : <button type="button" class="btn btn-default" ng-click="ListAnswer

问题 My criteria was: Open a modal from anywhere in my app Don't rewrite the url, leave it as is from before opening the modal When pressing the back button on the browser don't remember modal states and reopen them Don't include lots of options in the markup when ui-sref is being used I'm using $stateProvider in my angularjs application to handle the routing - I love how easy it is to display a modal using ui-sref element attributes along with onEnter event in the .state function. The issue I'm

问题 var myApp = angular.module("MyApp", ['ngRoute']); myApp.config(['$routeProvider', function($routeProvider) { $routeProvider. when('/', { templateUrl: 'partials/cart.php', controller: 'ctrl', resolve: { categories: function(cartService){ console.log('inside resolve categories') return cartService.getCategories(); } } }). otherwise({ redirectTo: '/' }); }]); myApp.controller('ctrl', function (categories, $scope) { $scope.items = categories; }); myApp.service("cartService", function ($http, $q)

问题 I'm trying to combine 2 concepts and I'm having trouble making them work together. Concept 1 : Route resolving. This is easy to explain, I just want to resolve certain models like this: $routeProvider .when("/news", { templateUrl: "news.html", controller: "newsCtrl", resolve: { news: function(Model) { return Model.news.getList(); } Concept 1 : The idea of a 'base controller' that I can use in the route controller: xyz , then in the actual view html I load the 'sub' controller. For instance...

问题 I am trying to create a sample Angular app with .Net, just to get the idea how to connect two of them but I can not get rid of this injector::modulerr error. Tried variety of things, changing dependencies, removing empty brackets and so on but nothing changes. I have created plunker to keep this thread cleaner the link is below. http://plnkr.co/edit/5AHsUSrFib4dkiX6XjLY?p=preview I think the error keeps coming from this one angular.module('angularTest', ['ngRoute']).config(['$routeProvider',

问题 I have been stumped on this problem for a while now . when i navigate between different child page the ion-content is well updated but the header content is not showing anything until I reload the page (using web browser), I think it doesn't make sense since I would like to make a mobile app. I'm loading the content dynamically (via HTTP GET) In one of my views, I have the following <ion-view cache-view="false"> <ion-nav-buttons side="right"> <button class="button button-icon icon ion-chevron

问题 Well, I need some help about a routing problem with Angular UI-Roter. Well, actually is not a problem, it's more about to reduce code. I have three child states: main.tab1.hello main.tab2.hello main.tab3.hello and they have in common the same 'templateUrl' : 'hello.html' I want to know if is possible to reduce them in only one state, and of course, when I click the button, I don't want to change the URL. Here is my Plunkr: http://plnkr.co/edit/ej7pCo1RRXPTBL6p8dsL Any help would be

问题 I'm trying to learn how to use resolves with UI-Router, and I think there's a piece of information I'm missing, because I can't figure out how to make them work. I have a state set like this: app.config(['$stateProvider', function($stateProvider) { $stateProvider .state('testState', { url: '/testRoute', controller: 'TestContoller', views: { "body": { templateUrl: "testHtml.html" } }, resolve: { test: function(){ return {value: "test"}; } } }) }]); And then I have a controller: app.controller(

问题 Hi, I am currently looking to implement something like this ( AngularJS ): $routeProvider .when('/root/:controllerName/blah/:blahId/blah/:blah', { templateUrl: '/tmpl/:controllerName/blah/partials/:blah' + '.html', controller: ':controllerName' + 'Ctrl' }) This is probably overly complicated (with the 'blah, blah, blah') but I wanted to make sure it is clear. In a nutshell, I'm aiming to accomplish something similar (enough) to how Microsoft MVC employs their routing to controllers -- in

问题 It breaks when moving from (Plnkr): .state('home', {url: '/home', template: '<pre>{{parentProp}}</pre>', controller: function ($scope) {$scope.parentProp = ['home'];}}) To (Plnkr): .state('home', {url: '/home', views: {'': {template: '<pre>{{parentProp}}</pre>'}}, controller: function ($scope) {$scope.parentProp = ['home'];}})` Specifically I have a 'sidebar' state I want to add as a secondary state to 'home' . 回答1: The view needs its own controller: .state('home', {url: '/home', views: {'':