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Comments by Konstantin A. Magg (Top 24 by date)
Konstantin A. Magg
12-Nov-16 6:02am
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Hi Benmakklouf,
I see you define three angular modules: 'PegaseApp' in project 1 and 'myApp' and 'bgDirectives' in project 2. How do you want to interact the modules with eachother after merging them into a single project?
If you can provide more information on where your problems are, it is probably easier to give concrete hints and tips.
Konstantin A. Magg
6-Nov-16 6:35am
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Hi @suryakantsahoo,
your question already is some days old. Are you still working on this topic?
I tried to think myself into your question, but the description is a little unprecise to me. Where exactly is the point, where you have problems?
One general remark on user authentication in single page web applications: If authentication is important, it is usually not a good idea, to handle it on the client side.
Konstantin A. Magg
6-Nov-16 6:27am
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Hi, is this the full log message you posted? Reads to me like the error message from the Angular injector got cut at the end.
Konstantin A. Magg
28-Aug-16 9:08am
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Do you know, where the long loading process comes from? Loading data from the server, populating the select's options or rendering the expanded select control (or maybe sth. else)?
Konstantin A. Magg
27-Aug-16 16:54pm
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Hi RelicV,
as far as I can see it, your factory definition looks fine.
How about your async `GetCustomers` implementation? Are you sure, the http post call returned already, when you set `$scope.Customers`?
Probably a breakpoint at this line could help: `return customer.XMLtoJSON(data);`
Konstantin A. Magg
26-Mar-16 4:16am
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Hi there,
as far as I understand the question (`import {Component} from 'angular2/core'`), it is clearly about angular 2.
Konstantin A. Magg
26-Mar-16 3:59am
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Hey Bikram,
do you mean, you solved the issue and it works now? Or did you solve the issue in terms of register the ROUTER_PROVIDER but the router is still NOT working?
Konstantin A. Magg
26-Mar-16 3:59am
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Konstantin A. Magg
25-Mar-16 14:18pm
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Probably not an answer to your question, but have you tried Visual Studio Code? In my opinion, this IDE fits much better in the JavaScript eco system than VS2012 and 2013 do.
Konstantin A. Magg
2-Mar-16 1:35am
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Hey there,
learning AngularJS shouldn't be that tough ;)
At which point are you struggling with ng-hide?
-Konstantin
Konstantin A. Magg
28-Feb-16 7:17am
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What exactly is your question?
P.S. formatting and interpunctuation help a lot ;)
Konstantin A. Magg
25-Feb-16 16:35pm
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Hi there, what is the precise error message you receive? And how does your view code look like?
Konstantin A. Magg
25-Feb-16 15:47pm
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Hey Troy,
could you update the code in your question then, please?
What is undefined now? The provider, the service or the MarginAmount function?
Konstantin A. Magg
25-Feb-16 15:46pm
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Hey Troy,
could you update the code in your question then, please?
What is undefined now? The provider, the service or the MarginAmount function?
Konstantin A. Magg
23-Feb-16 10:41am
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Good to hear that.
Konstantin A. Magg
21-Feb-16 4:10am
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Did you have a look on the reviver argument for JSON.parse? Their use case looks pretty similar:
> JSON.parse('{"1": 1, "2": 2, "3": {"4": 4, "5": {"6": 6}}}' ...
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/JSON/parse
Konstantin A. Magg
15-Feb-16 1:10am
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Hey there.
The constructor (ajax promise) sets `vm.lops` but the remove-function operates on `vm.rowCollection`. Is there a link between these two arrays? Did I miss something? (Still a bit early here ^^)
Konstantin A. Magg
1-Feb-16 10:28am
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Hi there,
What exactly do you mean by "responsive in mobile view?"
Did you miss the `addRow()` function in your example code? What should happen, when you click the button?
Konstantin A. Magg
1-Feb-16 9:32am
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My guess is, `Ctrl1` is not defined because the script in ctrl.html is not laoded or not loaded in the right place.
Do you have a missmatch in your file names?
- templateUrl: ctrl1.html
- ctrl.html
Konstantin A. Magg
31-Jan-16 16:31pm
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Do you reference ctrl.html somewhere from home.html? Does this file get loaded in your app?
Konstantin A. Magg
29-Jan-16 12:34pm
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Have you tried filters? Take a look at the example on the bottom of this page: https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/filter/filter
Konstantin A. Magg
29-Jan-16 0:59am
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ie.Navigate "c:\temp\MyHTMLfile.htm" is kind of the first step.
If this works, make your script read the urls from file.
After this, I would apply a little filter, ignoring invalid urls.
But I see, you can copy-paste this code from the answer below.
Konstantin A. Magg
27-Jan-16 11:45am
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If it should be an invoice number, why don't you provide ongoing numbers (000001, 000002, etc.)?
In general, by creating random numbers, you cannot be sure, that you generate a series of non-repetive items. The more numbers you generate, the higher are the chances, that you create a duplicate. That is plain mathematics.
Konstantin A. Magg
26-Jan-16 14:11pm
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What exactly do you want to do?
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