Tim,
Mail me privately do discuss things like my availability and ratings.
If you really want to make good use of angular, you should really pick up
some JavaScript.
[] = an array. An array can be traversed using an index number
{} = an object. can be traversed, but not using an index number.
formElem catch submit event. It was my mistake. Sorry
вторник, 4 февраля 2014 г., 12:41:02 UTC+4 пользователь Олег Истомин
написал:
Yes. Now I use scope (scope[attr.name][error.field].$setValidity(error.type,
false);), but it is unbeautiful, I think. More I can't catch submit event
if I
Hi,
I implemented an httpInterceptor in the config block of an application that
requires access to the $httpProvider to set the default Authorization
header. Now I'd like to move this interceptor to a service. I assume it is
not possible to access the $httpProvider in a service. Is there
On 4 February 2014 10:33, Johannes Zorn johan...@zorn.in wrote:
Hi,
I implemented an httpInterceptor in the config block of an application that
requires access to the $httpProvider to set the default Authorization
header. Now I'd like to move this interceptor to a service. I assume it is
not
Hi Matt,
I must have missed this. Thank you!
Johannes
On Tue, Feb 4, 2014 at 11:48 AM, Matt Goodall matt.good...@gmail.comwrote:
On 4 February 2014 10:33, Johannes Zorn johan...@zorn.in wrote:
Hi,
I implemented an httpInterceptor in the config block of an application
that
requires
Hi Darren,
Thanks for the reply, it's exactly what I'm after.
I am trying to parse the input text in my own way. Plus, I don't want to
use number due to spinbox control and the fact that I won't be able to
provide validation error message for non-numeric input.
Looks like directive is the way
Hi Everyone,
I'm curious to get some feedback on a different approach to working with
selections in lists/tables/grids/etc.
https://github.com/jtrussell/angular-selection-model
Live demos here:
http://jtrussell.github.io/angular-selection-model/
Rather than traditional widget-like directives
In this simple case I've mentioned, you are right - it could be
'expect(value).toBeGreaterThan(-1)'; but what I was looking for is simply
defining custom matchers. I'm new to testing and didn't know I can define
my own matcher
2014-01-31 Jeff Hubbard lord2...@gmail.com:
While I agree with the
Vanya,
thank you for the help. i do realize the other things you mentioned and
that was next. I guess i was trying to solve this a more complex way, but
this is great. Keep it simple.
One of the things i was looking at was when i created the directive
treechild i was thinking of doing something
Please help. How to implement analog AngularJS:
input type=file id=files name=files[] multiple /output
id=list/output
script
function handleFileSelect(evt) {
var files = evt.target.files; // FileList object
// files is a FileList of File objects. List some properties.
var output =
Here is the basic problem. In a single page angular application. Say you
have a page withe 60 fields of text boxes, combo boxes, radio buttons, and
check boxes to narrow your search parameters. You enter your criteria,
click search. You get a data grid of data. You choose one of the
Ok, found it!!
I have an /app.js with the router where I define the application:
angular.module(iShareApp, [ngRoute])
.config([$routeProvider, .
[code]
Then I defined a directive in directive.js:
angular.module(iShareApp,[])
.directive(waiting,[$rootScope,...
[code]
Oops.. here iShareApp
Hi, good to see someone else interested in this!
It is workable but it's messy and it's not a workflow, more a worktrickle.
First up you to check that you have these versions of sass and compass
running on your machine:
mac:~ mac$ sass -v
Sass 3.3.0.rc.2 (Maptastic Maple)
mac:~ mac$ compass
I know you indicated the state should be preserved service-side, but have
you considered storing the values used in the search on the client side in
localStorage ?
When the angular app page is rendered, you could check if any of those
values are available in local storage and pre-fill the
Hi,
I made a quick test to check if my app was compatible with IE7+.
Weirdly, it works in IE7 but I get this error in IE8
(http://docs.angularjs.org/error/$sce:iequirks):
Strict Contextual Escaping does not support Internet Explorer version 9
in quirks mode. You can fix this by adding the
Hey folks,
We're building an apparel store discovery platform coded in AngularJS - and
are hiring for part time/full time positions for an AngularJS developer.
Contact me if you're interested at cont...@clothzy.com with your resume and
Github link.
Location is not an issue - remote working is
I don't see a DTD on your pasted code. There should be an element above the
`html` that has: `!doctype html`.
On Tuesday, February 4, 2014 12:20:52 PM UTC-8, Surreal wrote:
Hi,
I made a quick test to check if my app was compatible with IE7+.
Weirdly, it works in IE7 but I get this error in
Hi everyone,
I have a question very base: should we use jquery in the app that use
angularjs ? If not, what should we use as the controller of DOM ?
Thank you very much
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What about encoding the fields as a base-64-encoded json object that you
can append to your search URL? This way, filling fields will cause a new
URL to be generated that will encode the field values. The URLs will be
long, but I'm not sure that would be an issue unless you need to support
Every version of IE that I am aware of--certainly IE6 thru 10--has the 2083
character limit on the full URL, just FYI.
On Tuesday, February 4, 2014 4:07:52 PM UTC-8, Erez Lirov wrote:
What about encoding the fields as a base-64-encoded json object that you
can append to your search URL?
Hi Micahel,
It surely is. That's exactly where service/factories are for. If you need
to tweak your object model during config, you need a provider.
A service is just a object, where angular makes sure it's only instanceid
once in your application.
a factory is the same, but here you are in
Hi,
you certainly can, but it's not the angular way to do it. Let me quote the
FAQ http://docs.angularjs.org/misc/faq:
DOM Manipulation
Stop trying to use jQuery to modify the DOM in controllers. Really. That
includes adding elements, removing elements, retrieving their contents,
showing
It works! Thank you!
вторник, 4 февраля 2014 г., 19:59:02 UTC+3 пользователь Kai Groner написал:
Hi Олег,
The ng-form directive is just an alias for form (because html doesn't
allow nesting of form elements). If you use require: 'form' instead of
require: 'ngForm', then it will work.,
Hi
Digging up an old topic, but there is a way not to rely on your development
server to be running to serve the `application.js`.
You need a rake task getting all the files //= required in the
application.js with Sprockets and run karma against a config file
where you inject those required
Hello all!
We have run across an issue template rendering and its sucking the soul out
of me (not really, but close). Read on for more!
*CONTEXT:* We are building an angular application that loads as a third
party service on top of other webpages. We have created custom
services/factories
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