Using HTTPS for serving scripts can help prevent man-in-the-middle
attacks, and provide assurance that the script that is being executed came
from the server specified in the SSL certificate.
Angular js is no different than any other client-side technology, however,
and the browser should not
Hi All,
Is there anyway to protect our javascript files like
controllers,app.js or factories from the access of anybody on client side.
Any hacker can download our script and after modification, put in
cache and post fake data?
Is there any way to prevent this hack
Hi,
I'm doing my masters in computer science and am looking for a research
topic on angular or on javascript application frameworks in general. Any
suggestions/recommendations would help.
Thanks,
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I was able to see some of the previous code in the plunker history. I don’t
know if it will solve your problem or not, but it’s probably better to
compile the label and then attach it to the dom when you call its link
function. Something like:
var label= angular.element('field required');
$co
Can you check and make sure your plunkr is the way you wanted? Right now it
seems like a hello world html with a half-done set of directives.
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While I think the built in form validation is pretty decent I would like to
extend it to be more model-based for the following reasons:
1) I should be able to re-use the model validation client-side and
server-side (nodejs)
2) I can automatically generate the client-side html (error labels). G
I’ve spent some time with the angular code today looking at how
transclusion is implemented, and it can get pretty complicated.
The ng-transclude directive is pretty simple, it just takes the transclude
function injected into the current context and calls it. However, when you
have a hierarch
I'm trying to use Protractor. It gives me an error when I reference
ptor.driver.
var protractor = require('protractor');
console.log(protractor);
prints { ActionSequence: { [Function] checkModifierKey_: [Function] }, ...
var ptor = protractor.getInstance();
prints undefined
var driver = ptor
