Hi all (and sorry for my bad english).
I need to set some "value" that I need to use into my template file. Like this:
app.value("foo","val1");
app.value("bar","val2");
Now, the only way that I know that permit me to use these "value()" into my
template is to "import" theme into $scope/$rootScope, so I have a function like
this:
app.run(function ($cacheFactory, $rootScope, $http,$cookies,foo,bar) {
/* ..... */
$rootScope.foo = foo;
$rootScope.bar = bar;
}
Question 1: is this the right way to do this ?
Question 2: if the answer for the Question 1 is "yes", can I define an object
into value() ?
Something like this:
app.value("foobar.foo","val1");
app.value("foobar.bar","val2");
then in .run() function a line like this:
$rootScope.foobar = foobar;
Thanks.
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Davide Morelli
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