Hi guys,
today i decided to tidy up the codebase of my current project as I've read
a lot about good angular design and have made some newbie mistakes earlier.
I have a directive on <body> with a controller which keeps track of several
"child" directives. Now i need to clean up the array in the directive
controller on navigation, therefor I use element.on('$destroy',...).
My Problem however is, that $destroy is always fired *after *the child
directives of the new page have already added themselves to the array,
resulting in an empty array.
As a workaround I now listen to the $locationChangeSuccess event, but it
puzzles me why i can't have the desired behaviour through use of $destroy.
Could someone please give me a hint?
Thank you very much,
Kevin
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