Francisc,
As my plunk showed you the classes are added and removed from the dom, so
the angualJS part seems to work.
Meaning, if your animations don't fire, the problem must be somewhere else,
agreed? Probably somewhere inside the
CSS part.
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Hi Constantinescu,
You mean something like
this: http://plnkr.co/edit/cWZAmW12SM5dXatKyP6S?p=preview
Does that help you?
If not, drop me a note, with what you are missing, and I will take a second
look!
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HI Jan Willem,
first of all, I need to instanciate scooch to get a working (scrollable)
carousel. I do this by the following code: $('.m-scooch').scooch() inside
the document.ready()
I think the instanciation does not need to be implemented in de directive
of the dropdown though.
Hmm, I
Hi Jan Willem,
Yes, you are right, it will start at 18:00. Food is included. We will have
a introduction and a workshop with
angular 2.0. We have talked the stuff trough, and it will be very
informative/awesome ;)
Besides the official agenda, there will be room for networking and
socializing.
Hi Zane,
My first thought was that it expected behavior. But after some short
contemplating, and playing around with your plunk, getting confused.
It still counts as expected behavior.
Have a look at what I did with the plunk (before reading the rest of the
MSG! stop right here reading!, and
Hi Jan Willem,
I see you are on the right path. You are building directives that are
directly solving your current issues. That is great.
But I’ll give you this thought:
scope.$watch('selectedLanguageFunction', function(){
element.scooch('reset');
})
What will happen if you want to reuse
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You are welcome.
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Hi Stefaan,
You are loading new pages from the server every time, so, you are not
initializing a service twice, you are getting the same service again on a
new page.
If you want to store information in between different pages, you should
look into sessionStorage, ore localStorage. basicly you
Hi César,
The code style is for directives and html-attributes. It is maybe a bit
cleaner if you use
it for your data-properties too. But in your case, I would simply just use
the underscored
property names. There is no issue with those in angular.
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Hi Eric,
You might be interested in this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZLlRQJp5Fg
Not angular, but on subject!
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Hi Evgeny,
You can use a ngRepeat for this, something line this:
ul class=nav nav-pills
li ng-repeat='filter in typeFilterButtons'
ng-class={active:ctrl.isFilterType(filter.type)}
a href ng-click=ctrl.setFilterType(){{filter.name}}/a
/li
/ul
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Hi Eliran,
Did you check if the server did the update already? Some servers do take
some time to inject new stuff into their database, and you might get
results back not containing your new user yet.
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Hi Korneliusz,
Did you examine the requests in the developers tools?
jQuery ajax does some not so standard things. Probably
a difference in headers.
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Hi Eric,
yeah, it's not something that's added easy to an existing app. But keep it
in mind before building your next!
I like the idea of an dispatcher, that should not be too hard to create for
angular. Also I like the idea of an event-bus, that support the idea of
channels.
ideally the
Hi Santiago,
You are comparing entirely different things.
In the angular part, you force a $digest., and the polymer part you are
just calling the task that does the watching.
basically you compare a full update with a check that checks if there is a
need to do a more comprehensive test. and
and minify the libraries
yourself. This is however not
recommend, there are some issues that you should take in account if you
want to minify angular yourself.
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Hi Adam,
This is very strange indeed. I just checked the source, and as far as i can
see there is nothing in there that can cause this issue.
Can you create a ample that reproduces this issue? preferable on plunk or
fiddle, but any reproduction would work.
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Hi Jonathan,
It’s difficult to say anything about this, without having a reproducible
example. While researching your bug, I found nothing that could explain
this.
If you have a a spot in your system where you can test this, can you try
testing it without a $ in the resource name? Meaning,
Hi Jordy,
How are you delivering your stream to the browser?
This should be done in a service, and your directive can $watch this
service,
or you service can notify subscribers.
BTW, a isolated scope with a value ‘=’ should not receive an {{value}}
expresion from your template, but
a scope
Hi Olivier,
I don't use ngResource myself, but version 1 is the way to go if you do in
my opinion.
Its the way it is designed to be used that way.
Then I have a small observation on your code.
The following code:
function find(id) {
var deferred = $q.defer();
if (id) {
Hi Korneliusz,
If you have a question like this, you will get an answer much sooner if you
link a plunk/fiddle.
But may I ask, why do you need the event? It look you want to know the
target so you can
so some DOM manipulation. In Angular, this is mostly not needed, so I
wondered what
your
Hi izanywhere,
AngularJS routes work linear, (As do most routing systems!)
This means, that as soon a path evaluates as valid, that’s the route being
used.
in your case, probably nothing goes behind .when('/:page', ...)
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Hi izanywhere,
AngularJS routes work linear, (As do most routing systems!)
This means, that as soon a path evaluates as valid, that’s the route
being used.
in your case, probably nothing goes behind .when('/:page
Hi Jordy,
Well, it is a way. I don't know if its the best way in your situation,
without seeing the rest of the code.
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Hi Mykhaylo,
Perhaps you are better of with an custom filer in this case. I'm not too
sure tough. This kind of question should have a plunk illustrating the
issue.
If you would have included a plunk, I would have too a deeper look into
this.
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Hi,
Here is a alternative
way: http://plnkr.co/edit/300piXZILuUnWpthGWIN?p=preview
In this way, you are ot relaying on the DOM for app logic, but you keep it
in a controller.
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Hi Johan,
No, that's not the problem. The problem is the order in wich you
concatenate your files. AngularJS should go first.
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item in a todo-list) This is the most interesting metric of all, an will be
a close call in most cases.
You also should look at the time it takes to build and refine both
applications. Programmer efficiency is also a very important metric.
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Amogh,
What is it you are trying to do in the configuration part, that needs all
this stuff?
You can indeed use a constant to provide utility functions if you want. I
have done this a couple of times, but it isn't
widely used.
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Hi Johan,
That's right, but you didn't mention jQuery earlier, so I didn't take that
in account ;)
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Hi Amogh,
A few day's ago I created a sample that does something similar
http://goo.gl/QCEmDX. It is not using config for anything else as the
routing.
Have a look at it, perhaps it might help you.
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Hi Anthony,
Have you seen this: https://github.com/geddski/overmind ?
Not exactly what you are asking for, but I think it will help you.
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Hi Łukasz,
- does either of the solutions hides some bugs or flaws?
No, it’s basically exactly the same thing. However, I think the second
approach might confuse you. let me explain.
you decide to do some assigning in your controller, like setting the
selectedUserIs so you do in your
hi Łukasz,
Nope, no speed difference. If you are putting in information pro reference,
it’s just that. 2 pointers to the same data.
There is some documentation and recorded talk in where the core team hints
the controllerAs syntax is from now on the
preferred way to do things. But as I see
Hi Vignesh,
This can be done fairly simple, but I seriously think you should not be
dong this inside a controller. Its a kind of design
that will get you into trouble later on, while extending/maintaining your
app.
var el = angular.element('input');
var names = [];
var model = '';
Hi Jens,
Your message is spot on!.
Don't let one bring down your spirit. Some people just can't be helped!
Keep up the good work you are doing in our group!
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Hi Jon,
Don’t try to use the DOM as a source of data, that’s still old school
thinking. If you need some.expression data in your directive, put it in
directly,
like
div my-directive=ssome.expression
{{ other.stuff }} {{ some.expression.repeated }}
/div
you can then read it in you link
Hi all questioneers ;)
I made a sample http://goo.gl/JOk7CK with a way to tackle this issue,
quite a while ago. (I just checked, in feb)
If you have questions about it, just ask!
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Hi Anton,
Personally I don't mind a one-men show. However, I understand when one is a
bit hesitant in using this.
Have a look over the code, and see if it's something you could maintain
yourself. If the answer is yes,
there is little risk involved, and you can use the project at hand.
If no,
Hi Joberto,
If you do tricks like this to array’s you need a track by in your ng-repeat.
and not on $index
You need to add this because of the way angular keeps track on where to put
which element in the DOM
I suspect you have an id in the timeslots array? do something like this:
div
Hi Wouter,
Yes this is possible. but you need to keep your data in a service, and use
an resolve to get it into your controller.
If you need a bit more then this, just ask, and I will see if I have an
ready example. I don't have the time right now.
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Hi Michal,
I didn’t look at your code at all, so I might be slightly off here ;)
your second sample is an expression inside an expression. While this is
possible,
it will not work by itself.
the first one is just a simple JS variable, that angular can parse in 1 go.
It’s more a JavaScript
Hi Joberto,
Sorry, I missed a little subtle part :-D
try this:
div ng-repeat=timeSlot in timeSlots track by timeSlot.id class=time-slot
Sorry for the confusion
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Hi Michal,
I just looked at your sample. It's evaluated all-right, but you can't
expect angular to evaluate your expression twice, and that's what would be
needed for that!
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Hi Elric,
Yes it is. There are many ways you can to something like this.
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Hi Wouter,
So you got it working! great!
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Hi Wouter,
It might be the best solution in your case. I can't really judge without
seeing the compete code.
However, in a number of cases it is indeed the best solution. I did read
the 'refresh' problem a bit
wrong, I tough you where talking about the controller getting instantiated,
and then
Hi Drisak,
This is more of a JavaScript question then a Angular one.
Still Angular provides you with a solution for this. You can use its $parse
function to extract the value out of your json.
I created a small sample for http://goo.gl/BZD7sO you here
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Hi Eric,
Well, you asked IF it was possible, not HOW right ;)
I created a small example http://goo.gl/tbtOItgiving you a way to do this
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Hi Rodrigo,
Too bad you didn’t build a plunk/fiddle, It would be much easier to show
you how it can be done that way.
I think your controller is overly verbose, unless you stripped out a lot of
code that’s not needed for the question.
this will to exactly the same thing:
belangstelling wil ik over een week of 2 beginnen.
Discussie graag centraal houden op deze google+ post
https://plus.google.com/117443371632474753864/posts/YoNZKuaQHD4
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Who is us? Or did you mean to include you in the msg?
I'm looking into organizing an html5/JavaScript/angular study group up to 6
people. I will host it
over here at my location (prinsenbeek NL). I was aiming for ditch speaking
guests, but I don't
mind if there are more
Hi Vikas,
first of all, welcome to our list.
1. Structure (folder file) of Angular JS.
There is no set structure. However, the new guidelines are suggesting to
order by feature. John Papa has a style guide
http://www.johnpapa.net/angular-style-guide/that has quite some followers.
2. Is it
Hi Eric,
The link works for me, on chrome and firefox.
How ever, it's an quite old plunk, with an ancient version off Angular,
You can use my template if you
like: http://plnkr.co/edit/tpl:t6EYzpT3VpfMAGsJHKqZ
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I'm prepping to go in transit to ng-europe.
Anyone caring to meet up there?
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Hi Cimballi,
When debugInfoEnabled is set to true, some things are a bit
relaxed/different. You found one!
Angular.element expects a string or a dom element, not a jQuery wrapped one.
So you need to unwrap your element, or just use pure DOM functions to get
one like this:
Hi Erivan,
This is not a problem with the ngRepeat. Its part of how angular works. You
can't do what you are doing
in this way.
the ngIf will gets evaluated on every digest cycle. If there is a change in
the models data anywhere, that
will cause a new digest cycle. You can't predict the number
Hi Andres,
This is more a server problem then it is an AngularJS problem. You need to
enable CORS http://enable-cors.org/server.htmlproperly on your server.
Almost anything you need to know about CORS is on the site I linked.
If you still have questions, don't hesitate to ask them here!
Hi Igor,
I'm still a bit groggy from ngEurope. So I didn't really read your code.
If you want me to take a more serious look, make a plunker
http://plnkr.co/edit/tpl:t6EYzpT3VpfMAGsJHKqZ?p=catalogueout of it.
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Hi Marc,
As I just said somewhere else, I'm still a bit groggy from ngEurope. So I
might have missed a point in your question.
can't you just inject $routeParams
https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ngRoute/service/$routeParams into your
controller/whatever where you need this?
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Hi Gary,
I highly doubt that this is something that fits inclusion into AngularJS
itself.
But there is a lot of information missing to me, like:
1. What kind of attribute you want to inject.
2. At what moment you want to add this? (before or after the repeat
runs?)
3. Is there
Hi Dominik,
Firstly, are you sure your updated all your dependencies too? This is a
common thing that happens.
If so, can you please create a as minimal possible plunk
http://plnkr.co/edit/tpl:t6EYzpT3VpfMAGsJHKqZ?p=catalogueshowing your
issue?
*Edit: I am running in hasbang mode, not
Hi Richard,
Before I dive in deeply into this, why don’t you just build your own
service for doing this?
something like:
(function () {
cachedResource.$inject = ['$resource'];
function cachedResource($resource) {
var cache = {};
return function (url, paramDefaults,
Hi Gary,
Ah, now I get the picture a bit more clearly.
I have an additional couple of questions now ;)
1. this is clearly still a concept (correct me if I'm wrong!). When are you
planning for release?
2. Are you aware that this concept will not work with Angular 2? (not in
it's current
Hi Gary,
I just realized I need to add some info to my point 2.
The reason it will not work with Angular 2 is because most, if not all
the things you want to do will be already taken care of in there.
Things to consider, in Angular 2.0 there will NOT be:
- scope.apply
- (ng-)controllers
Hi Eduardo,
They will become available within 2 weeks. I will put them here as soon as
they become available.
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Hi Garys
I'm sure there are going to be plenty of edge cases.. That's why I wanted
something simple at first. I'm hoping to get 90% case coverage with 10%
effort ?
I'm afraid that in this case the numbers will be more like 75% coverage
with 40% effort. But don't let me talk you out of it.
Hi Chrisopher, Per,
Yes, this is expected behavior. An isolate scope is indeed well isolated.
For good reasons.
There are a couple of things you can do.
Firstly, you can do what Per suggested in his msg.
Secondly, you can listen do something like
$scope.$parent.$on('$destroy',function
()
Hi Amadese,
CORS is mainly a server side problem http://enable-cors.org/. Have a look
at the site I just linked. Probably the answer for your server is right
there.
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Hi Marc,
I could also write my own forEach and isUndefined in plain javascript. But
since AngularJS already does this they expose it through an API, and I
don't have to write it.
The core team has on a number of occasions put out, that they where
unhappy with this decision. They do regret
Hi Amadese,
If you open the developer tools in your browser, what is the error you are
getting?
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Hi Per,
That's the spirit! :-)
BTW, I do agree that the documentation on this a a tiny bit scarce ;)
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Hi Amadese,
You seem to miss the needed headers for CORS, the server needs to provide
those. (your app seems to to ok, as you get an response to an option
request.)
With the needed headers missing, the browser will come to a full halt on
your request, and drop things off while no data comes to
Hi Sonal,
If you add directives to an existing, and already compiled directive, you
need to recompile it.
In this case, I would not do that, but just use some style manipulation to
show/hide the element.
something like: `element.style.display=none;`
Drop me a note if you want an elaborate
Hi Sonal,
Sure you can use css to show/hide stuff using angular.
function myShowThingie() {
var DDO = {
restrict: 'A'
};
DDO.link = function(scope, el, attrs) {
scope.$watch(attrs['myShowThingie'], function(bool) {
if (typeof bool ===
Hi Debasish,
I'm not sure I can follow what it is you want to accomplish.
can you put a sample in a plunk
http://plnkr.co/edit/tpl:t6EYzpT3VpfMAGsJHKqZ?p=catalogue? That way we
can play with it, and you have a better change getting an answer!
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For those that are interested, the video's from ngEuope are starting to
appear https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEGUP3TJJfMsEM_1y8iviSQ
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Hi Alex,
Not an animation crack, but just went over the documentation.
You can globally disable/enable animations pro element with
$animate.enabled(Boolean
, element)
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Hi Oran,
Where did you hear that? That's not what is being said (yet). It's a very
moving target, so, nothing is set in stone yet.
However, MS is moving typescript to support the full scope of ES6. Only
if/when this gets done, the angular team will
maybe pick up typescript. If it's not, they
Hi Richard,
You know the URL when you call out for the $resource, don't you? It might
be a good idea to store it then, and keep it around for later on.
My first idea is however, when configuring the resource in the first place,
why don't you add an `deleteAll` method to it? That's the place
Hi Oran,
I was there, so I know what has been said ;) I talked with the core team a
lot. If you listen closely, is is saying things as 'like TypeScript', and
so on.
However I do get where you got your impression.
Bottom line, they won't use typescript if it does not support the whole of
ES6.
Hi Oran,
Well, Even if that is the case, it won't concern your code. You are free to
use whatever language you are comfortable with, as long as it compiles to
es5/es6
So, if you are a big fan of coffee Script, go ahead and use it. If anything
else fancy's you, go ahead, you can use it.
For
Hi Atluri,
Sure it does: http://plnkr.co/edit/SKDCES?p=preview
In your version, both templates shared a single scope/controller. In a
single scope, there can only be one scope.name
so If you change the name then, it will change everywhere where you are
using it.
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Oran,
Yeah, I know. I want it NOW!, but alas, I still have to deliver my code
now, and my customers are aren't even close to an blunt edge, let alone the
cutting edge! And I can use the full of ES5, There are some of our colleges
that still need to do ES3!
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Oran,
Oh, BTW, the list of languages that compile to JS is quite a bit longer
then just those few ;)
https://github.com/jashkenas/coffeescript/wiki/list-of-languages-that-compile-to-js
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Hi lak2007blr,
How long do you need your project to be run? What is the estimated delivery
time?
Angular 1.3 will get *at least 1.5 to 2 years official suppor*t after 2.0
is released. And as it is developed fully in the open, I suspect community
support will last quite a while after that.
Do
Hi Alex,
I went over the current documentation. The provider I referred to is able
to en/disable animations from within your script, based on the element, and
a boolean.
And yes, you can intercept routing, and prevent a view from loading that
way. However, you need to do the scrolling
Amadese,
you can’t use Access-Control-Allow-Origin:'*' in a lot of circumstances. In
stead of a star, you must put the name of the domain you are calling in
there.
in your case, that would probably be: 'dev.testmyserver'
Hope this helps a bit,
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name, but check their employers.
This all makes sure angular is a safe bet.
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Hi John,
First of all, perhaps it's a good idea to debounce
https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/directive/ngModelOptionsthe user input.
this will reduce the number of times a digest cycle will kick in.
If you have thos other controllers active, and if you have watched in
there, there isn't much
Hi Kyle,
Don't be sad.
The main reason they did not pick any of those, is that they all stray
(more or less) away from JavaScript.
As Misko said it, they are NOT making a new language. They are just adding
a few extension to JS. And probably
those extensions will probably end up in the
Hi Kyle,
I get your sentiment. It is indeed sad that none of those languages added
support for annotations and/or introspections.
Types are more or less solved in a couple of them.
However, I'm glad they decided to go this direction. It will not force any
of us to use an language you do not
Hi DErek,
You can't share your application running on localhost with others on the
internet!
Did you check the developers console in IE11? My bet, there is some error
in there, that might help you along!
Regards
Sander
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Hi Darin,
I just checked, but the string No environments match URL does not exists in
angular nor in angualr-router or in ui-router. Did you check your browser’s
plugins?
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Hi DErek,
It works fine for me in IE11. Perhaps you turned on compatability mode in
IE?
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-GUTywl2KLd0/VFMzvcf2I0I/AAABBB4/FgN5wurQryQ/s1600/screenshot.jpg
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Hi Stefan,
I can't really help you without seeing the code you use to change your
`counts`.
It looks like there is some promise stuff going on.
It would help if you would a sample plunker
http://plnkr.co/edit/tpl:t6EYzpT3VpfMAGsJHKqZ?p=catalogue, showing your
problem in the simplest form
Hi Darins,
I'm glad you found the answer!
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