Than I would not use a for loop. Make your first request. Wait for the
result with the next ID (if I understood you right), after that just make
the next call to get the next id (recursive programming). Or watch a nextId
variable, set that and execute the next call in the watch callback function
(when the nextId changes).
But if you have a chance to change the backend I would try to make a batch
operation (addCompletedConditions), give all the data you have and make the
whole loop thing on the backend. 1 request that hast hundrets of ms that
triggers the next and so on will not be the most performant way.
Am Dienstag, 4. August 2015 09:20:46 UTC+2 schrieb Piotr L:
>
> Thanks but What can i do if i need this variable to next iteration.
> Something like this:
>
> $scope.nextId = "a";
> $scope.addTask = function() {
> for (i in $scope.completeConditions) {
> conditionFactory.addCompleteConditions($scope.
> completeConditions[i], data.toJSON().objectId, $scope.nextId).then(
> function(data) {
> $scope.nextId = data.toJSON().objectId;
> })
> };
> };
>
> in addCompleteConditions function argument $scope.nextId always is "a".
> How make to change it between iterations?
>
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