I'm testing Protractor with a small AngularJS app. This is the test: describe('Testing Protractor', function() { var draftList; it('should count the number of drafts', function() { browser.get('#/'); draftLi...I want to be able to tell whether an $resource instance has been modified by the user - that is, whether its current state is different than what has been initially loaded from the server && has not yet been $saved. How can I achieve that?...
I am trying to decorate the returned data from a angular $resource with data from a custom service. My code is: angular.module('yoApp') .service('ServerStatus', ['$resource', 'ServerConfig', function($resource, Serv...I want to programatically alter route parameters before $resource constructs the url. I cannot use angular's http interceptor to do this, since the route is already concatenated at that point. Given an Assortment.model.js module.exports = funct...
Fairly simple problem, just cant find the good/clean way to do this without making a call to another find I've got my node app rigged up with Angular-Resource, and I'm just making some round-trip like data calls on new or changed data. So...
How can I refresh query result of $resource in AngularJS without refreshing the page? My page: <div class="container" ng-controller="AppController"> <div ng-repeat="tile in items"> <p>{{tile.name}}<...app.factory('Greeter', ['$resource',function($resource){ return $resource( 'http://123.com/processor.php?'+'myvar=1066', {callback: 'JSON_CALLBACK'}, { query: {method:'GET',isArray:t...Is there anyway to set the transformResponse after initialization of a $resource? I basically have an extended $resource, but I want to attach a transformResponse to the extended version, and not the original. angular.module("services").fac...In AngularJS I have Controller as follows: function LoginController($scope, $rootScope, $location, $cookieStore, UserService) { $scope.rememberMe = false; $scope.login = function() { UserService.authenticate($.param({...I'm performing the following $save which calls my angularJS $resource and POSTs to my API. I'm able to debug into my success callback handler and the object is actually created in my API. myObj.$save({}, function (value, responseHeaders)...©2020 All rights reserved.