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okk..ill check it..n thnks 4 reply..have a nice day

If you are using the latest code from the GitHub repository, isMobile no longer exists. The new methods are isXs, isSm, isMd and isLg. Look at the source file responsive-directive.js to see the size breaks. Hope that helps.

I use WebStorm. It does a great job for JavaScript projects.

+Nic Raboy I am using PHP chat application with websocket. When I use websocket I failed to get SESSION values. And I came to know about this just yesterday. So I stored PHP SESSION variable in ngStorage as you taught. And now trying to use that in websocket. Thank you for fast response.

+Tashi Paljor I am not a PHP pro, but I think $_SESSION is a server session, not to be confused with browser local storage. I'll let others respond with better answers.

Remember local storage / ngstorage / web store is only client side.

thanks for reply, they gave me a task to make registration and login form and my account page using angularjs web storage

+nikolai ganovski ngStorage is a wrapper for local storage. Depending on how you're trying to use it, it should show up the next time you visit a page.

+thedethawk You would loop through it just as you would any other array of objects.I assume you would have something like:myObj = [{name: "Nic"}, {name: "Maria"}]$localStorage.myObj = myObj;$scope.myObj = $localStorage.myObjThen you would do something like this in one of your views:ng-repeat="obj in myObj"{{obj.name}}Hopefully that makes better sense.Regards,

+Matthias Krämer Yes it is identical.

well, its basically the same, isn't it?

Done!  Also notice lots of Angular + Ionic stuff - exactly what I need right now thanks

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oh nvm. i saw it in your blog. tnx anyway

+Gastón Coroleu Your link gives me a 404, so I cannot check it but I noticed that your JSON result looks a whole lot different to what I used in my example, so you need to change result.data.movies to what ever you want to get from that JSON file. Also, you probably have to fix the data binding expressions in your HTML in order to target the right data attributes.

+Timo Ernst Hi Timo, thanks for your answer. I change the code with your suggest in 2 files:DataService.jspub.getMovies = function () { return $http.jsonp('//www.araminoticias.com.ar/api/get_recent_posts/?page=1&callback=JSON_CALLBACK'); };IndexPageController.js InitService.addEventListener('ready', function () { DataService.getMovies('//www.araminoticias.com.ar/api/get_recent_posts/?page=1&callback=JSON_CALLBACK').then(function (result) { console.log(result.data.movies); $scope.movies = result.data.movies; }, function (err) { console.error(err); }); });But doesnt work. I upload the demo here: //codigomasivo.com.ar/dev/wpapp2/Thanks again.

+Gastón Coroleu You need to make sure that your app is hosted on the same domain as the web service. If it is not, cross domain calls are not possible. In this case you need to use CORS or JSONP. Both must be supported by your service provider.//enable-cors.orghttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSONPIf you opt for JSONP, you will have to replace $http.get() with $http.jsonp()

+cinilaknedalm lol true

+Visweshwar Ganesh Hi, getting some initial parameters from the server at startup is always a good idea (as long as people can't put a breakpoint there and change it out which is always a possibility with JavaScript). Later today I'll post a video of how I build up an application. It feels easy enough to be solid

+Carlos Kelkboom Hi Carlos.. What I went about doing was having one main.js with the appName parameterized. The appName [which holds the parent module for the page] came in from the backendTier which supports the UI. Is that a valid impl. 

+Visweshwar Ganesh The way I do it is that I put every module in a folder. Each folder will have a module.js file in the root where I register this module with angular. Each module file has an initializer from where I run my config phase and my run phase. Once I get a few hours I will make a video of this process, but until then, if you have any questions, just post them here and I'll try and answer them as best as I can.

+Carlos Kelkboom I have two modules navApp and routeApp and they are not dependent. I structured my file and dependency just like above. Still i'm getting an error cannot read module. Can you please suggest what could be wrong?

+kishor maharjan The next tutorials are published. I hope you like them.

+kishor maharjan Working on it, thank you for the interrest

+JIMSTER305 Thank you for your comment. The next tutorials are also up. They go into more detail and will....eventually lead to a full application using AngularJS, RequireJS and NodeJS

I would not register them in the require config file. I would create a separate initialization file which does this. If I have some time I'll create a video on this.