Hi,
I'm not happy with the number filter (which uses angular's
internal formatNumber). Because of the lack of parameters you can use...
(groupSep, decimalSep etc.)
I would need to call formatNumber. But it is inaccessible.
Can anybody of you give me an hint if it is possible to use
You can write your own filter that calls formatNumber and do anything you want.
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R. Mark Volkmann
Object Computing, Inc.
On Aug 30, 2014, at 6:27 AM, Martin Kuhn martin.k...@gmx.at wrote:
Hi,
I'm not happy with the number filter (which uses angular's internal
formatNumber). Because
@Alexandre Tiertant
I would advise against moving to nodejs especially if want a solid
ORM.NodeJS ecosystem has none(Sequelize dont qualify as solid in my
book,compared to Hibernate). Stick to what you know best instead of trying
to move to nodejs for the sake of it.That's my advice.
Javascript has one execution thread but async events are queued while
waiting to be executed.
$q concern isnt about threads but about wrapping an async result into an
object that can be passed around. You should read more about promises
,because you clearly dont understand them. Promises are
I asked a question recently on the q forum, kriskowal response:
$q is unrelated to kriskowal/q
Meaning that questions about $q go where? $q is apparently a smaller,
lighter version of kriskowal/q. If you want, you can replace it inside
angular.js
$q does a great job of handling asynchronous
That is some of my favorite type of code right there. An elegant little
wrapper that goes around another library to give me control over what I
need.
I may take that and create a project on GitHub. It's something we can use
for in-code profiling applications that make heavy use of $http.
As $q is a lightweight implementation of a promise spec, you can probably
just post questions on SO tagged javascript / angular / promise and get
some responses.
If you wanted to replace it, you could. Lots of browsers actually already
implement native Promise objects, so one *could* just use
Hi there,
we think it is useful to have an additional testing strategy: directive
integration tests
Why could this be useful?
*You can test the directive AND validate the contract between frontend and
backend.*
This kind of test of more that a directive test (jasmine unit test) and
less
Hi guys,
We have a pretty big AngularJS site at http://www.artstation.com. We only
launched 4 months ago and it's now at 8 million+ page views per month, a
lot of that is thanks to AngularJS and the speed of which people can browse
artwork on the site.
We want to start monetizing by adding
Hi,
I write authorization in angularjs and I have this problem.
I'm trying to use sections of resolve in routeprovider, but not fully me it
works. Because I do not know how I can get the next level routeprovider
view ACCESS_LEVEL.
app.js
var app = angular.module(app, [ngRoute, ngAnimate,
hi
am katherine :)
am new to angularjs am having hard time figuring out how to tweak
http://plnkr.co/edit/YD4yXc?p=preview
so that when i select a row ONLY THE SINGLE ROW CONTENTS MUST BE
DISPLAYED IN selected users and
and previous history of selected rows shoudnt be their..? somethng
This is not an angular problem as much as a general javascript problem.
Your click handler sets the $selected attribute of the clicked user to
true. So, if you want to make it so selecting one row unselects all the
other rows, you have to do that on your own. I did:
$scope.changeSelection =
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