I think you are looking $scope.$evalAsync
-lucas
On Wednesday, December 18, 2013 7:18:55 PM UTC-3, Benjamin Melki wrote:
>
> Hi,
> from ng repeat items, I can click on each item and it will bring detailed
> page. Then from a back button, I get back to ng repeat, and to preserve
> state, I inject values saved in a service back in controller to see the
> same ng repeat I left when jumping to detailed page. Here is what I have in
> controller:
>
> $scope.query = fieldValues.query;
> $scope.catFilter = fieldValues.catFilter;
> $scope.setCat = fieldValues.catFilter;
> $scope.isFav = fieldValues.isFav;
> $scope.change();
> if (fieldValues.myoffset) {
> setTimeout(function () {
> window.scrollTo(0, fieldValues.myoffset);
> },2000);
> }
>
> Problem I have is with the scrollto function: i'm forced to set a timeout
> to delay it, if not it won't be correctly processed.
> I would like to know this please:
>
> Is there a way to encapsulate all the $scope lines into some kind of delay
> / defer / promise feature, so that after all of the $scope assignments are
> over, then it would process the window.scrolltTo function, thus without the
> need of the timeout thing.
> How ?
>
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