Billy,
The plunk you just linked in, still has the css to hide the stuff, and it
works as you remove the css.
You should not load data into scope in a directive, I might seem a good
idea to you now, but trust me on this, it really isn’t. This should be done
in a controller.
If the data is really local to the directive, add a controller to the
directive.
The service you are using to load the data, can also ‘preload’ the data
into the same factory, so it’s available without refetching it every time
you need it.
something like:
.factory("DropdownFactory", ["$http",
function($http) {
factory = {
times: {},
dates: [
"May 20, 2014",
"May 21, 2014",
"May 22, 2014",
"May 23, 2014",
"May 24, 2014",
"May 25, 2014",
"May 26, 2014"
],
types: []
};
factory.getTimes = function() {
return $http.get('times.json').then(function(response) {
// add error handling and stuff here!!!
factory.times = response.data;
return response;
});
};
factory.getServiceTypes = function() {
return $http.get('appointment_types.json').then(function(response) {
// add error handling and stuff here!!!
factory.types = response.data;
return response;
});
};
factory.getTimes();
factory.getServiceTypes();
return factory;
}
])
Regards
Sander
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