You can use this or you can use $scope. I dont know what you want to do
with the data.
if you only work in your controller with "movie", then this will be fine, i
think.
If you'll working in your view, i think you should put this in $scope
(dont forget to add it to your dependencies)
Am Freitag, 18. Dezember 2015 12:07:21 UTC+1 schrieb Garwan50:
>
> Adding a new parameter on my function this.getMovie and then specify a
> variable works, i don't know if it's correct thought!
>
> app.controller('MovieCtrl', ['$http', '$log', 'tmdb', function($http,
> $log, tmdb){
> this.movie = {};
> this.getMovie = function(id, vari) {
> tmdb.movie(id).then(function(response) {
> console.log(response);
> vari = response.data;
> console.log(vari);
> });
> };
> this.getMovie(504, this.movie);
> }]);
>
>
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