Override The AngularJS Exception Handler
Our website is made possible by displaying online advertisements to our visitors. Please consider supporting us by disabling your ad blocker. AngularJS is one of the hottest things around right now. Maybe you’re finding yourself getting pretty deep in its greatness and you’re ready to customize how exceptions are handled by default. Lucky for us there is a way to override the default functionality
Angular Performance: ng-show vs ng-if - codelord.net
You’ve probably come across ng-if and ng-show and wondered why they both exist and what’s the difference between them. After all they usually have the same behavior as far as the user is concerned. The devil is in the details and the differences between these directives can allow your to boost your application’s performance easily. The Differences Both ng-show and ng-if receive a condition and hid
AngularJSモダンプラクティス - Qiita
Help us understand the problem. What is going on with this article? こんにちは、@armorik83です。私のAngularJS歴は2年弱で、これまでAngularJSに関する記事はQiitaにたくさん書いてきました。例えば次のような記事です。 AngularJSアンチパターン集 2014.9 ここらでDirective Scopeの@=&をまとめておきたいと思う 2014.9 TypeScriptで書くAngularJSのMVC 2014.2 AngularJS Directiveの処理順を網羅してみた 2014.12 他にもニッチなものやイマイチだったものも含めてけっこうな数となってきました。また、こういった記事の縁で勉強会でも登壇させて頂きました。 モダンAngularJS 2014.12 GDG中国 TypeScr
AngularJS : Initialize service with asynchronous data
I have an AngularJS service that I want to initialize with some asynchronous data. Something like this: myModule.service('MyService', function($http) { var myData = null; $http.get('data.json').success(function (data) { myData = data; }); return { setData: function (data) { myData = data; }, doStuff: function () { return myData.getSomeData(); } }; }); Obviously this won't work because if something
How can I make an AngularJS directive to stopPropagation?
I am trying to "stopPropagation" to prevent a Twitter Bootstrap navbar dropdown from closing when an element (link) inside an li is clicked. Using this method seems to be the common solution. In Angular, seems like a directive is the place to do this? So I have: // do not close dropdown on click directives.directive('stopPropagation', function () { return { link:function (elm) { $(elm).click(funct
Angular ng-repeat Error "Duplicates in a repeater are not allowed."
I am defining a custom filter like so: <div class="idea item" ng-repeat="item in items" isoatom> <div class="section comment clearfix" ng-repeat="comment in item.comments | range:1:2"> .... </div> </div> As you can see the ng-repeat where the filter is being used is nested within another ng-repeat The filter is defined like this: myapp.filter('range', function() { return function(input, min, max)
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