Hi,
I am writing an AngularJS app and have a peculiar problem.
I have two states of the form /page/{pid}. They each have their own
instance of the same controller (using controllerAs syntax), with the first
line of the controller being pageCtrl=this. When I go straight from e.g.
/page/1 to /page/2, pageCtrl seems to be overwritten. When I go back to
/page/1 the pageCtrl object then seems to not be overwritten as the
controller is not re-run, and now pageCtrl seems to be stale. This breaks
the usual view <-> controller interactions.
While I can think of ways around this (e.g. using 'this' everywhere, and
never 'pageCtrl'), it seems like an odd issue. I feel like I must have
missed a best practice somewhere. Has anyone else observed it, and can
anyone suggest a better way to avoid it without changing my coding
practices for just one controller?
(Incidentally, I am using Ionic as well, but as far as I can tell the issue
is due to the angular router)
Cheers,
Wrayal
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