Creating a controller in Angular involves retrieving URL parts and parameters using $statePrams
.
The $http
service is then called to retrieve data from a JSON file. Once the data is received, the content of a specific object element - determined by $stateParams
- is assigned to a $scope
variable. This variable can be manipulated in the view to generate an unordered list.
An issue arises when trying to access a dynamically generated path like
result['data']['datas']['timeline']
, resulting in an ngRepeat:dupe
error.
If I manually specify the assignment as
$scope.naviData = result['data']['datas']['timeline'];
, it works fine and displays the desired data as list elements in the view.
To address this problem and achieve dynamic object element access without errors, two screenshots are provided:
First screenshot shows manual input: https://i.stack.imgur.com/NamCA.png
Second screenshot demonstrates generated variable usage: https://i.stack.imgur.com/yEVad.png
In both cases, the first console.info
output displays the state parameters used to construct the path. Below are snippets of code responsible for handling these dynamic operations.
angular.module('MPWeb.datas', [])
.controller('DataDetailsCtrl', function($scope, $state, $stateParams, $http) {
// code block here
});
Utilizing track by $index
in the view results in the generation of list elements based on the characters of the constructed path.