Hi,
My data structures might be hard to understand, but I've had graduate level
coursework in data structures and a master's in applied math. Your
suggestion regarding another way of structuring the data makes sense, but
given your restructuring, I don't yet see confusion regarding data
structures in having a list of users and a hash of lists of monologues on a
per-user basis.
Wow, you must be crazy smart ;)
You did:
angular.extend($scope, data);
that means your merged your data into your scope right?
It seems to me then you need to do this:
<div ng-repeat='user in users'>
<div ng-repeat='monologue in monologues[user]'>
But then again, what do I know.
Regards
Sander
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