Thanks for looking into it Matias.  Yeah the only thought I had as a work 
around is if there was a way to wait for a digest to complete prior to 
calling the $state.go.  I haven't dug into it too much as it felt like a 
hacky work around.

Gordon

On Friday, March 28, 2014 2:16:09 AM UTC-5, Matias Niemelä wrote:
>
> Hey Gordon.
>
> From what I can see with your example is that the problem occurs when you 
> switch between left and right (or press toggle classes). The old view still 
> uses the former class value and *does not update *when the class value 
> toggles. This is because the leave animation (just before starting) 
> destroys the scope of the view. The ng-class change doesn't update in time 
> because the view changes first and then the class value.
>
> I'm not having any luck fixing this in a clean way within your example. 
> Perhaps ui-view as well as ngView can be changed to destroy the scope after 
> the first digest has run (since by that time ngClass will have fully 
> resolved itself and ngAnimate will still behave the same since it too is 
> not triggered until after the digest).
>
> I will open create a demo tomorrow with ngView and open an issue on Github 
> if the result is the same as with ui-view.
>
> On Tuesday, March 25, 2014 12:54:09 PM UTC-4, Gordon Bockus wrote:
>>
>> Hello, 
>> I'm working on a wizard style page where I want to have a previous/next 
>> buttons to navigate from step to step.  I'm using the ui-router and 
>> animation to add the sliding effect.  The problem I've run into is 
>> reversing the animation direction.  When the user clicks the previous 
>> button the current view uses the wrong direction class for exit.  I added a 
>> toggle button and if that is clicked then the previous button the animation 
>> is correct.  I forked the ui-router animation example to demonstrate. 
>> http://plnkr.co/edit/kSsW9T?p=preview
>> It seems I'd need to alter the button handler to allow digest loop after 
>> altering the scope to drive the animation class change, then calling the 
>> state transition.  Any thoughts on the cleanest way to do this are 
>> appreciated.
>>
>> FWIW I also created an example using the standard router and it works out 
>> of the box: http://plnkr.co/edit/APFNx7jyfBCCmwunfOg5?p=preview
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Gordon
>>
>

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