After working with multiple asynchronous calls, I successfully retrieved the desired results. However, upon attempting to utilize the arrays where I stored these results, numerous issues surfaced. Upon investigation, it seems that using $q.all is the solution, a concept that I have not used previously. Although I attempted to comprehend its usage by reading the documentation, I still struggled to determine where exactly it should be implemented in my code. Below is the snippet of code in question:
FT.getFT().then(function(result) {
if (result.data.success) {
for (var i = 0; i < result.data.ftListe.length; i++) {
Compte.getComptesbyId(result.data.ftListe[i].collaborateurid).then(function(result) {
lecollaborateur.push(result.data.col);
});
Tache.getTachebyId(result.data.ftListe[i].tacheid).then(function(result) {
Projet.getProjetbyId(result.data.tachelistes.projet_id).then(function(result) {
projets.push(result.data.projetsListe);
});
task.push(result.data.tachelistes);
});
}
$scope.ftListe = result.data.ftListe;
$scope.task = task;
$scope.lecollaborateur = lecollaborateur;
$scope.projets = projets;
console.log(result.data.message);
} else {
console.log(result.data.message);
}
});