Imagine a scenario where I have developed a single page application that relies on AJAX requests to
http://www.somesite.com/resources?lang=en
.
In this situation, the application includes a special variable for determining the language of the request. This variable dictates whether the AJAX request should include the query parameter lang=en
based on its value: either en
or es
.
The user has the ability to dynamically change the value of this variable by simply clicking a button.
For instance, if the current language setting is en
, all AJAX requests will contain the parameter lang=en
. However, if the user switches the language to es
, I want the application to automatically adjust and resend all AJAX requests with the new parameter lang=es
.
Essentially, this process would mimic a website refresh, but it would occur asynchronously through AJAX requests.
I have been pondering over this challenge and I cannot figure out how to implement this logic within an AngularJS application.
While I am not an AngularJS expert, I do have a solid understanding of modules, directives, services, and controllers.
What would be the most efficient approach to managing this scenario? Rather than manually calling each AJAX request, I am looking for a way to automate this process.