Hello!
I'm currently updating our project from angular 1.0.6 to 1.3.0-rc.X and I'm
having some issues with the digestion of ngHide/ngShow.
I couldn't reproduce it in a small fiddle, as it seems to be a situational
problem, but I've seen it around 5 or 6 times now.
The problem is that in some cases after loading data over a $resource some
ngHide/ngShow don't digest correctly.
For example:
<!-- TEMPLATE -->
<pre>{{someInstance.$resolved}}</pre>
<div ng-hide="someInstance.$resolved">
<pre>{{someInstance.$resolved}}</pre>
</div>
would be parsed as:
<!-- HTML RESULT -->
<pre class="ng-binding">true</pre>
<div ng-hide="someInstance.$resolved">
<pre class="ng-binding">true</pre>
</div>
So no *class="ng-hide" *is applied, but the $scope variable
*$scope.someInstance.$resolved
*is set to true correctly (and the console isn't reporting any errors).
Everything else (like the content of *someInstance*) is digested correctly.
This example is inside many nested directives, which are inside a view. If
I load this view directly, it works fine, but after navigating there from
another view, it doesn't digest right.
It's also working if I move it into a new digestion cycle like this:
scope.someInstance.$promise.then(function () {
scope.someInstance.$resolved = false;
$timeout(function () { scope.someInstance.$resolved =
true; }, 1);
});
But that isn't a real solution, as we use ngHide/ngShow alot.
The setup is quite complex, so I wanted to ask in general first, if a
problem like this is known, before going in too deep. The resource is not
an actual ngResource, it's our own resource built on top of ngResource (but
the *$resolved* is just extended) and the resource is loaded like this in
the link function:
scope.$watch('someOtherResource', function() {
// ...
scope.someResource = someOtherResource.getSomeSubResource();
// ...
});
So is this a known bug, or am I missing something? It worked fine in
angular 1.0.6.
Thanks for reading,
Johnny
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