how to access variable of controller in the run method
In my project when user is coming from any url then first i check in the controller that what was the last status of the user if they coming on the page which was not accessible yet then i am set a $rootScope variable to the current status of the user and use this variable in app's run method and send them to state according to there current status in $rootScope which I set in controller, but my issue is that the function which is getting the current status from the nodejs's api is calling after the checking apply in the run method, so the result is in the run method current status in showing undefined because the controller function is running after the code of run method. I not able to understand how to solve this problem. Please, I request you that help me to solve this problem.
Here is the code of the function of the controller which set the $rootScope variable
$scope.getUserDetails = function () {
appService.getDetails('/user/getDetails').then(function (response) {
$scope.current_status = response.current_status;
$rootScope.current_status = $scope.current_status;
}
}
And here is the code of run method
if (transition.to().name == "user.stateName"){
console.log($rootScope.current_status);
$state.go('store.' + $rootScope.current_status);
}
Output of the $rootScope.current_status in console is
undefined
angularjs node.js angular-ui-router
asked Jan 3 at 7:00
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In my project when user is coming from any url then first i check in the controller that what was the last status of the user if they coming on the page which was not accessible yet then i am set a $rootScope variable to the current status of the user and use this variable in app's run method and send them to state according to there current status in $rootScope which I set in controller, but my issue is that the function which is getting the current status from the nodejs's api is calling after the checking apply in the run method, so the result is in the run method current status in showing undefined because the controller function is running after the code of run method. I not able to understand how to solve this problem. Please, I request you that help me to solve this problem.
Here is the code of the function of the controller which set the $rootScope variable
$scope.getUserDetails = function () {
appService.getDetails('/user/getDetails').then(function (response) {
$scope.current_status = response.current_status;
$rootScope.current_status = $scope.current_status;
}
}
And here is the code of run method
if (transition.to().name == "user.stateName"){
console.log($rootScope.current_status);
$state.go('store.' + $rootScope.current_status);
}
Output of the $rootScope.current_status in console is
undefined
angularjs node.js angular-ui-router
asked Jan 3 at 7:00
user979879user979879
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In my project when user is coming from any url then first i check in the controller that what was the last status of the user if they coming on the page which was not accessible yet then i am set a $rootScope variable to the current status of the user and use this variable in app's run method and send them to state according to there current status in $rootScope which I set in controller, but my issue is that the function which is getting the current status from the nodejs's api is calling after the checking apply in the run method, so the result is in the run method current status in showing undefined because the controller function is running after the code of run method. I not able to understand how to solve this problem. Please, I request you that help me to solve this problem.
Here is the code of the function of the controller which set the $rootScope variable
$scope.getUserDetails = function () {
appService.getDetails('/user/getDetails').then(function (response) {
$scope.current_status = response.current_status;
$rootScope.current_status = $scope.current_status;
}
}
And here is the code of run method
if (transition.to().name == "user.stateName"){
console.log($rootScope.current_status);
$state.go('store.' + $rootScope.current_status);
}
Output of the $rootScope.current_status in console is
undefined
angularjs node.js angular-ui-router
asked Jan 3 at 7:00
user979879user979879
378
In my project when user is coming from any url then first i check in the controller that what was the last status of the user if they coming on the page which was not accessible yet then i am set a $rootScope variable to the current status of the user and use this variable in app's run method and send them to state according to there current status in $rootScope which I set in controller, but my issue is that the function which is getting the current status from the nodejs's api is calling after the checking apply in the run method, so the result is in the run method current status in showing undefined because the controller function is running after the code of run method. I not able to understand how to solve this problem. Please, I request you that help me to solve this problem.
Here is the code of the function of the controller which set the $rootScope variable
$scope.getUserDetails = function () {
appService.getDetails('/user/getDetails').then(function (response) {
$scope.current_status = response.current_status;
$rootScope.current_status = $scope.current_status;
}
}
And here is the code of run method
if (transition.to().name == "user.stateName"){
console.log($rootScope.current_status);
$state.go('store.' + $rootScope.current_status);
}
Output of the $rootScope.current_status in console is
undefined
angularjs node.js angular-ui-router
angularjs node.js angular-ui-router
asked Jan 3 at 7:00
user979879user979879
378
asked Jan 3 at 7:00
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378
asked Jan 3 at 7:00
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asked Jan 3 at 7:00
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asked Jan 3 at 7:00
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The run function will execute prior to instantiation of the controller. That's why trying to get the variable in run will yield undefined.
You could instead, use redirectTo in the state configuration to redirect to a particular state based on some logic.
.state('user.stateName', {
...
redirectTo: function(transition) {
var service = transition.injector().get('appService')
return service.getDetails('/user/getDetails')
.then(function(response) {
return response.current_status;
});
}
})
answered Jan 3 at 7:10
31piy31piy
17.3k52443
your solution is didn't work for me, but thank you for your efforts.
– user979879
Jan 4 at 9:05
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I solved my problem finally after doing a lot of searches, when I inject the appService and call the appService method in the run method then my problem is solved.
answered Jan 5 at 6:54
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The run function will execute prior to instantiation of the controller. That's why trying to get the variable in run will yield undefined.
You could instead, use redirectTo in the state configuration to redirect to a particular state based on some logic.
.state('user.stateName', {
...
redirectTo: function(transition) {
var service = transition.injector().get('appService')
return service.getDetails('/user/getDetails')
.then(function(response) {
return response.current_status;
});
}
})
answered Jan 3 at 7:10
31piy31piy
17.3k52443
your solution is didn't work for me, but thank you for your efforts.
– user979879
Jan 4 at 9:05
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The run function will execute prior to instantiation of the controller. That's why trying to get the variable in run will yield undefined.
You could instead, use redirectTo in the state configuration to redirect to a particular state based on some logic.
.state('user.stateName', {
...
redirectTo: function(transition) {
var service = transition.injector().get('appService')
return service.getDetails('/user/getDetails')
.then(function(response) {
return response.current_status;
});
}
})
answered Jan 3 at 7:10
31piy31piy
17.3k52443
your solution is didn't work for me, but thank you for your efforts.
– user979879
Jan 4 at 9:05
add a comment |
The run function will execute prior to instantiation of the controller. That's why trying to get the variable in run will yield undefined.
You could instead, use redirectTo in the state configuration to redirect to a particular state based on some logic.
.state('user.stateName', {
...
redirectTo: function(transition) {
var service = transition.injector().get('appService')
return service.getDetails('/user/getDetails')
.then(function(response) {
return response.current_status;
});
}
})
answered Jan 3 at 7:10
31piy31piy
17.3k52443
The run function will execute prior to instantiation of the controller. That's why trying to get the variable in run will yield undefined.
You could instead, use redirectTo in the state configuration to redirect to a particular state based on some logic.
.state('user.stateName', {
...
redirectTo: function(transition) {
var service = transition.injector().get('appService')
return service.getDetails('/user/getDetails')
.then(function(response) {
return response.current_status;
});
}
})
answered Jan 3 at 7:10
31piy31piy
17.3k52443
answered Jan 3 at 7:10
31piy31piy
17.3k52443
answered Jan 3 at 7:10
31piy31piy
17.3k52443
answered Jan 3 at 7:10
31piy31piy
17.3k52443
17.3k52443
your solution is didn't work for me, but thank you for your efforts.
– user979879
Jan 4 at 9:05
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your solution is didn't work for me, but thank you for your efforts.
– user979879
Jan 4 at 9:05
your solution is didn't work for me, but thank you for your efforts.
– user979879
Jan 4 at 9:05
your solution is didn't work for me, but thank you for your efforts.
– user979879
Jan 4 at 9:05
add a comment |
I solved my problem finally after doing a lot of searches, when I inject the appService and call the appService method in the run method then my problem is solved.
answered Jan 5 at 6:54
user979879user979879
378
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I solved my problem finally after doing a lot of searches, when I inject the appService and call the appService method in the run method then my problem is solved.
answered Jan 5 at 6:54
user979879user979879
378
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I solved my problem finally after doing a lot of searches, when I inject the appService and call the appService method in the run method then my problem is solved.
answered Jan 5 at 6:54
user979879user979879
378
I solved my problem finally after doing a lot of searches, when I inject the appService and call the appService method in the run method then my problem is solved.
answered Jan 5 at 6:54
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