Problems with Angular UI Router: Functions not functioning properly within the template

Currently, I am delving into the realm of Angular UI Router in order to effectively manage different sections of my application.

If you'd like, check out this plunkr (http://plnkr.co/edit/KH7lgNOG7iCAEDS2D3C1?p=preview)

Here are some issues that I've encountered:

  • Upon loading the view, the {{ logger }} value remains stagnant despite being initialized in the Homecontroller.

  • The login and logout buttons seem to be malfunctioning, not behaving as expected.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

javascriptangularjsangular-ui-router

Answer №1

It turned out to be a rather complex issue. In order to apply a controller to multiple views, you must directly add the controller to the HTML using ng-controller (for example, ng-controller="HomeController"). After that, you can assign individual controllers to each view.

To resolve this issue, simply add controller: 'LoginController' to the views.navbar object, and then include the following two controllers:

.controller('LoginController',
  ['$scope','userInfo',function($scope,userInfo){
    $scope.login = function(){
      $scope.model.logger += "Logged in \n";
      $scope.model.user = userInfo;
    }

    $scope.logout = function(){
      $scope.logger += "logged out \n";
      $scope.user = false ;
    }
  }])
.controller('HomeController',
  ['$scope',function($scope){
    $scope.model = {
      user: null,
      logger: 'Nothin to log yet :'
    };
  }]);

For an updated version that should now work properly, check out this revised plnkr link.

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