Hi Carlos,
Delay the display of your view until your data is in. If you are using
ngRouter, this is exactly where the resolve block comes in.
If you are not using a router, you can deal with this in your
controller/directive
in the view you do something like:
<div ng-if='vm.dataIn'>...your view...</div>
in your controller something like:
function myController($http) {
var vm=this;
//$http should be in a service, not in a controller!!, this is just a
sample!
$http.get('goGetMyData').then(function (response) {
// handle the response, and put everything in place
// then 'unlock' the view:
vm.dataIn = true;
})
}
Does that help you?
Regards
Sander
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