Sander,
I have tried what you suggest, i.e. created a second controller that
simulates loading my data (it sleeps for 5s). What I expected is that
{{testString}} would not show up until finishedLoading=true. However, I can
see {{testString}} and then after testCtrl2 has been loaded (and
finishedLoading = true) then {{testString}} is replaced by hello.
Interestingly, if I remove the div for the testCtrl2, i.e. <div id="div2"
ng-controller="testCtrl2">, then {{testString}} does not show up. Of course
"hello" also never appears because testCtrl2 is not being loaded. So how
can I make this code behave so that {{testString}} does not show up?
http://plnkr.co/edit/WOsQ7qfvHOPJRHoUIJCR?p=preview
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