I'm developing an extension for browsers, hacking an web app which is
developed with angularJS.
There is a module looks like:
angular.module('Services').factory('testFactory', [ ..., function(...) {
return {
testFunc: function(){}
}
}]);
Now I can inject a js script into the web app, and want to overwrite the
testFunc, so I tried in my script:
var injector = angular.injector(['ng', 'Services']);
var testFactory = injector.get('testFactory');
var f = testFactory.testFunc;
testFactory.testFunc = function() {
f();
// my own code for extra work
};
When calling testFunc in the web app, it seems still invoke the origin
testFunc.
What is wrong? Can anyone help me? Thanks a lot in advance.
BRs
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