Correctiion login.js is a Controller not a service as mentioned earlier
On Wednesday, May 14, 2014 12:45:29 PM UTC+5:30, Madhukar wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm a newbie in AngularJS faced with the following problem.
> I'm working a application which requires user to key in the branch detail
> while logging into the application.
> This branch information needs to be used in subsequent controllers
>
> So login.js which is a service has the following after successful
> authentication
>
> $rootScope.currentBranch = user.branch; // Works fine, gets
> printed on the console
> $location.path('/spend');
>
> The spend path is wired to the template which is partial spend.html and
> which in turn is wired to the controller SpendCtrl
> In SpendCtrl I'm using the alert to display the value of current branch
>
> window.alert($rootScope.currentBranch);
>
> Works perfectly well when it is re-directed to the spend.html for the
> first time and alerts the currentBranch the user used to login.
>
> But when I hit F5 to refresh the browser, I'm alerted with an undefined
> instead of the currentBranch.
> Can someone please help and explain to me what am I doing wrong here.
>
> The angular version is 1.2.16 and the project has been generated using
> yeoman generator angular-fullstack.
>
> In the same code, the $rootScope is assigned a resource object of user
> information details. Which I'm able to alert in the controller with the
> correct value evenr after hitting refresh multiple times.
>
>
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