How do I know it’s done?
function broadcastUpdated() { $rootScope.$broadcast('gettextLanguageChanged'); }
There’s this in the source code so listen to the event.
How do I know it’s done?
function broadcastUpdated() { $rootScope.$broadcast('gettextLanguageChanged'); }
There’s this in the source code so listen to the event.
Step 1: Install MIT Scheme.
Step 2: Grab GNU Emacs and Get Scheme REPL to run in Emacs. Pay attention to your specific Scheme app path with the latter setup.
Step 3: Configure autocomplete. As of 2015, link to the latest version should be http://cx4a.org/pub/auto-complete/auto-complete-1.3.1.tar.bz2
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Angular components rule number one: use the same version of them.
Especially with things like angular-animate, specify the exact same version in bower before installing, or bower might take liberties in deciding the weirdest combination of versions.
To go to this state with a bookName
parameter:
state('book.name', { url: '/books/:bookName', ... })
ng-repeat=”product in data.activeProducts = (productList | filter: {brand_id: searchedId})”
Pay attention to the data.activeProduct part. Since ng-repeat creates another scope, if you want to use the filtered list outside of ng-repeat, append it to an outside object.
No need to delete error from the $error object manually. Simply use:
formObj[inputName].$setValidity(errorName, true);
This is the second part of the Guide to Self-teaching AngularJS Trilogy. If you haven’t gone through the first one, do it now, here. If you already have a demo page that you can show someone (your potential employer), read on. 5 steps as well, but harder on research. Take it one at a time.
Seriously, I should have researched and read up on this topic before plunging into StackOverflow, which would have saved me a lot of wtf-ness.
Here we go.