Hey Lee - I encountered two common problems with running phantomjs as test
runner/ selenium browser:
1. phantomjs doesn't implement all ES5 features. most notable would be
".bind" if you are using ,bind in your code (and we had a lot of it) then
phantomjs "out of the box" would fail to handle i
As written before in the threads, you don't need two apps in the same page.
both modules can be part of the same app - Actually that's the best way to
do this - a module (or module) for directives, module (or modules) for
controllers, filters, etc
you need to include all the js file in index.ht
Besides what Daniel said, you need to make sure that the angular app know
how to approach the back end (usually REST api of somekind) - if your
server framework provides an api in a specific port, you'll have to point
your ajax calls to that endpoint/port. if your lan prevents this kind of
comm
I have something that must be on rootScope (also suggestions are welcome) a
listener on stateChangeError events that reroutes them for error handling.
I can't find how can I access the run phase in my unit testing? to unittest
the specific listeners?
I'll appreciate help/suggestions - Thanks!
how do you run the test?
1.my setup works without the "var protractor = require .." part, since
running with protractor gives you the protractor object
2. why do you need ptor.driver? just finished a bunch load of protractor
testing with no ptor.driver needed - just using ptor directly.
On Wed
I think a work on the different generation of javascript frameworks could
be very interesting (where angular.js and ember,js are the "Next generation
frameworks", correlating framework development to js specs (es3, es5 es6
etc) and advancing browsers capabilities and new api's (eg html5). thje
assuming the other ng-model is search.weapon
wouldnt this work?:
{{item.name}}
Did you try it?
On Saturday, January 18, 2014 12:19:31 PM UTC+2, Shunsuke Hakamata wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I want to filter list by this object.
>
> $scope.items = [
> {name: 'fire-gun', attribute: 'fire', armor: 'gu
A plunker would be helpful
On Sunday, January 19, 2014 7:31:21 PM UTC+2, Daniel Jansson wrote:
>
> I am using ui-router and I have an abstract landing-page with two subviews
> - login and register.
> The parent state has a ng-include for the header. Acss error occurs when I
> am changing from
>
Can you specify what is the exact problem with this approach?
This approach is generally correct.
But from looking at your code I think the check if isAuthentecated would
fail since the service doesn't run the check. I think you should add a
`setter` and `getter` methods to this service, enabli
Hey ben, it depends.. You can handle this in a number of ways, but
basically all boiles to this:
1. If the url was valid (using ng-router, ui-router, or whatever ) and the
data comes from the server - check for the error response. if it was 404
then redirect to the 404 url with the related vie
Hey ben, it depends.. You can handle this in a number of ways, but
basically all boiles to this:
1. If the url was valid (using ng-router, ui-router, or whatever ) and the
data comes from the server - check for the error response. if it was 404
then redirect to the 404 url with the related vie
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