How an angular object gets the value of another object

Question

How can I make the object inherit all the properties from the other object.

This is the code:

this.makeReady = function(order) {
    var tempOrder = angular.copy(order);
    tempOrder.status = 1;
    angular.forEach(tempOrder.items, function(item){
        item.status = 1;
    })
    return $http.put('/rest/change/invoice/'+order.id+'/', tempOrder).success(function(){
        order = tempOrder; // this doesn't work
    });
}

In case of success: change the value of that object.

What are you passing into the order parameter of your makeReady function? If it's $scope.order, then just use $scope.order = tempOrder; in your success function. — adam0101
– adam0101, Commented Oct 10, 2014 at 18:05
$scope.allOrders contains all orders, so when i change order it will affect on allOrders.. — Mirza Delic
– Mirza Delic, Commented Oct 10, 2014 at 21:03

davidmdem · Accepted Answer · 2014-10-10 21:13:30Z

1

Try to directly edit the order in your $scope.allOrders and see if that gets you the behavior that you are looking for.

    this.makeReady = function (order) {
        var tempOrder = angular.copy(order);
        var orderIndex = $scope.allOrders.indexOf(order);
        tempOrder.status = 1;

        angular.forEach(tempOrder.items, function(item) {
            item.status = 1;
        });

        return $http.put('/rest/change/invoice/' + order.id + '/', tempOrder).success(function () {
            $scope.allOrders[orderIndex] = tempOrder;
        });
    }

answered Oct 10, 2014 at 21:13

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Harutyun Abgaryan · Accepted Answer · 2014-10-10 17:24:54Z

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use this

this.makeReady = function(order) {
    var tempOrder = angular.copy(order);
    tempOrder.status = 1;
    angular.forEach(tempOrder.items, function(item){
        item.status = 1;
    })
    $http.put('/rest/change/invoice/'+order.id+'/', tempOrder).success(function(){
        order = tempOrder; // this doesn't work
        return order;
    });
}

or use callBack function

  this.makeReady = function(order, callback) {
        var tempOrder = angular.copy(order);
        tempOrder.status = 1;
        angular.forEach(tempOrder.items, function(item){
            item.status = 1;
        })
        $http.put('/rest/change/invoice/'+order.id+'/', tempOrder).success(function(){
            order = tempOrder; // this doesn't work
            callback(order)
        });
    };

call function

this.makeReady({status:1, data:2, items:{status:1}}, function(data){
// this data your order variable in service
})

answered Oct 10, 2014 at 17:24

Harutyun Abgaryan

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2 Comments

adam0101 Over a year ago

I'm not sure that your first example would work as expected. $http.put is not synchronous. The callback example should work.

Mirza Delic Over a year ago

First example doesn't work.. second example does not fit in my logic, becouse when i update this order, it will be updated on allOrders variable.. first example would be great if works..

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