Sander Houttekier

Recent Blog Comments By Sander Houttekier

• Nested Views, Routing, And Deep Linking With AngularJS

  Posted on Mar 10, 2014 at 8:24 PM

  @Steven, the action property is not something from AngularJS but rather part of the concept that Ben is describing in his blogpost here. it is a custom added property, which is read by the requestContext service. When you look at his code example on github, you see in the `assets/app/controllers/ap... read more »

• Nested Views, Routing, And Deep Linking With AngularJS

  Posted on Feb 17, 2014 at 11:35 AM

  @Siva, a 'dashboard' as i understand it, does not seem to be the best usecase for this subview setup. for example, if you have a dashboard with 4 different 'widgets' or 'panels' for example, you don't want to map them to the url. take Ben's example site, with the cats and dogs, there when the url ... read more »

• Nested Views, Routing, And Deep Linking With AngularJS

  Posted on Jan 28, 2014 at 4:56 AM

  @Holland, yes there have been updates to angular for sure. The current version is 1.2.10 so this article is somewhat outdated in that regard. However the technique is still very much possible and usable when your application requires it. every application is different, and you should figure out fo... read more »

• Nested Views, Routing, And Deep Linking With AngularJS

  Posted on Oct 5, 2013 at 3:01 PM

  @Asad, Check out the post i made a few weeks ago (9 september) about this issue, scroll up a bit you can't miss it... the problem is not the ng-switch-when="standard" but the fact that ng-switch-when directive is used together with the ng-include directive on the same element. check out... read more »

• Nested Views, Routing, And Deep Linking With AngularJS

  Posted on Sep 9, 2013 at 12:46 PM

  @Ben, I found the problem, I don't know if it is an actual angular bug or a design choice they made, but it is not possible at this moment to have a ng-include and an ng-switch-when directive on the same tag. what you need to do is have a sub element in your dom to hold the ng-include directive. y... read more »

• Nested Views, Routing, And Deep Linking With AngularJS

  Posted on Sep 9, 2013 at 8:59 AM

  *UPDATE* tried moving the adopt a pet to angular 1.2.0rc2, works better than the rc1, but it introduces a new bug, the ng-switch does not remove the previous content, just loads the new content below the previous one currently debugging the issue, will post a solution when i find one, just hope it... read more »

• Nested Views, Routing, And Deep Linking With AngularJS

  Posted on Aug 28, 2013 at 11:02 AM

  hey, we're working on a project and i've been using your idea with rather great success, however for some reason i wanted to update to version 1.2.0rc1 in angular, because i'm trying a few new features. and suddenly the whole system doesn't go further than the initial ng-switch in the mai... read more »