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I'm trying to do a http request inside Angular.js factory. Initially I had used Fetch API and the console didn't show any error. I implemented it using $http along with $q and now it shows errors on ...
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I get prices, even that I don't need, how can I filter them? <div class="ssl-price-box"> <price value="377" units="/yr" class="lg-price ng-isolate-scope"><span class="price"><...
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I've below code and want to execute the function DisplayData() after the for loop completes only but the DisplayData() is executing along with for loop so the data is displaying after each iteration ...
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while executing the code alert("promiseC done") is displaying first and then alert("promiseC"); is displaying last because of this the data was not displaying properly from function Displaydata(); ...
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I'm trying capture HTML content dynamically based on different conditions as below. function insertHtmlContent(dates, Plant_Id) { var dayhtmlContent1 = ''; var dayhtmlContent2 = ''; ...
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I want to use the variable StatusASof to display data in the inserthtml function as below. App.controller("SS_Ctrl", function ($scope, $http, $location, $window, $sce, $q) { var ShiftDetails = []; ...
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First of all, I am not good at angularjs. While I've been studying about $q, I faced a weird problem. When I use $q.all, I put $http in regular sequence expecting to get results in same order, but ...
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In an AngularJs controller I need to ensure a paramount variable initialized before performing other tasks. var firstPromise = $scope.watch("myParamount"...); // from ng-init var otherPromises = []; /...
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In both of at the time of execution of an asynchronic operation only. But how the $q handle for this is a Sequential call or Parallel call on runtime? and let me brief explanation about the ...
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I created this simple web application to put data into a firebase database. The problem is that I get a error when I open the webpage in my browser. This is the error I get Possibly unhandled ...
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I am making $http request to multiple environment and processing after I get all the responses. I am using the code below: $q.all(Object.keys($rootScope.envs).map(request)).then(function(res){ var ...
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I am trying to use the $q service inside my controller. I have multiple environment which I need to hit and collect the data and consolidate the data and then put inside the scope. I have the below ...
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Following is my myService.spec.js : 'use strict'; describe('myService', function () { var dependentService,dependentService1,rootScope,$q; beforeEach(module('myModule.myConfig')); ...
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I currently have a modal (Angular-UI Modal) that, when opened for the first time, works perfectly. However, after I close it and then re-open it, things start acting a little strange. The code: (...
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