Morning all,
I've started a new project based on the Ionic Side Menu starter app. How do I get the login form modal to appear on load rather than on menu click?
Many thanks
Add:
$scope.modal.show();
Somewhere in your controller, after the $scope.modal value has been defined.
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Hi I'm pretty new to Ionic i just want to show an walktrough on my new ionic app but i'm not able to do it on page load i can invoke it on button click but i'm not able to get it on page load
If you are using ionic 2 or higher refer "Lifecycle events" section in below link
http://ionicframework.com/docs/api/navigation/NavController/
Also you can make use of angular life cycle events https://angular.io/guide/lifecycle-hooks
I build a website with many pages (event, blog, game....). One page display games (posts). User click on a new game button and there is a new post created.
User click on buttons to play, post is updated and reloaded.
I understand we can set wordpress to be a single application page with angularjs.
Is it possible to keep all the website as it is and use angularjs only for the game page, post ?
Absolutely, Just bootstrap ng-app to a wrapper of the section that has to be angularized or add ng-app to that wrapper. That way all the rest stays exactly the same.
I am using UI bootstrap modal window to show a form which takes data from a controller and passes on to modal window. But when window pops up, the controller is getting called and all the service calls are being made again, eventually reloading the page.
Can someone help on how to prevent this reloading? Basically activate() function is called again after the modal window is popped up.
Thanks,
-/Sammi
P.S. I am newbie to angular. Please help.
I actually fixed it. Now I created a new directive from Modal window and passed the controller instance to it.
Thanks,
-/Sammi
I read in a lot of the forums and support websites about modal used/defined in angularJS apps.
I don't mean module and surely not model.
Can anyone tell me more about what the modal is?
Thanks,
The Modal plugin is a dialog box/popup window that is displayed on top of the current page:
From http://www.w3schools.com/bootstrap/bootstrap_modal.asp
You can use it through angular with bootstrap for angular here https://angular-ui.github.io/bootstrap/
I have a spa developed with AngularJS (routing with ngroute). Every template have the menu, in the menu there is a back button. I want to return to the previous view with he's state (information, scroll in the page etc). If I code every button in the menu to open the next template in modal that have dimension of full screen, and the back button just close the current modal. This method can do a memory leak?
This case is an hybrid application running in the tablet, the back button is in the menu of application not that of the browser.
Why don't you use $window.history.back();
Why don't you create a template for the menu and include it into your views by using ng-include?