I have a factory that serves up three different $http.get methods.     angular.module('myApp') 	.factory('getFactory', function ($http, $q) {  	return {  		methodOne: function () { 			var deferred  = $q.defer();  			$http.get('pat...

I'm using PHP to get data into my factory, which shows correctly in the success callback function within the controller. However, even after assigning the returned data to $scope.customers, it's not there if I do a console.log($scope.customer...

Is it possible to update the scope variable that points to a factory object, after the factory object is updated? If there are 2 angular controllers which share a factory object, if one of the controllers changes the factory object, it is not reflect...

I have a REST API which has something like this:  GET /zones - lists all zones  {   "zones": [     {       "name": "zone 1",       "persons": [         0,         2,         3       ],       "counter" : 3     }...

I have a module...  angular.module('myModule', []);   And then a factory  angular.module('myModule') .factory('factory1', [   function() {     //some var's and functions } ]);   And then another factory  angular.module(...

My understanding is that $rootScope is some kind of global variable which allows it to be shared across controllers. Factories can also do the same thing. So, why not use a factory instead? When should one use $rootScope and when should one use facto...

How do I cleanup $rootScope.$on event subscriptions from inside a service?  I have a Factory that is being initialized in different controllers in my AngularJS application, where a $rootScope.$on event subscription is being declared. My problem is, w...

I've made a handful of Angular applications in the past, but have never really made use of modules.  I'm creating an Ionic app right now (which uses Angular) and for some reason I cannot get my services to inject into the controllers.  contro...

SOLUTION: It seemed that my .get() function invoked before I could update the variable 'something' and therefore it didn't show the updated variable.  When I tested it on the real page it worked like a charm :)  final FIDDLE  note: I did...

I Made a factory that keeps the information in my scopes in a series of 6 pages. Now when the user completes the 6th page and pushes the object I want the factory to reset to empty arrays again.   I already tried a lot with the timeout and apply elem...