You said you have:
When I use
* $location.path('/');*
at the end of the post-controller
Do you call $location.path() in the success method of your $http (or
$resource) call? It should go in there so that you only redirect to the
list *after* the call to save changes returns from the server. Otherwise
the user could request the list before the save call was completed.
On Saturday, January 31, 2015 at 11:59:24 AM UTC-6, Marcus Didius wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I'am a AngularJS novice. I am trying to build a simple demo CRUD
> application which uses AngularJS on the client and Restful Service on the
> backend.
> I have a page which shows all entries of a db table (list-page) and one
> that adds an entry (post-page).
> My problem is how to automatically show the list-page after the submit of
> the post-page.
> When I use
> *$location.path('/');*
> at the end of the post-controller the list-page is displayed seemlessly,
> but the list is not updated with the new entry.
> So I have replaced with
> *$window.location.href = '/mitglieder/#!/';*
> * $window.location.reload();*
> This works. But it displays the old list-page for an instance and then
> reloads it with the new version. Also I think it might not be the right way
> to use AngularJS this way. I do not want to reload the whole page, I only
> want to reload the data from the server not the view.
> What would be the right strategy for this?
> Many thanks for any input.
>
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