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Ali RAN
Ali RAN

Reputation: 563

Angular JS fires ng-click before loading the resource at href

I have a link/anchor HTML like:

<a href='/some-form' ng-click='someFunction(item)'>Text</a>

What I have in mind is that user clicks this link, then I want to load an HTML from server, and after the loading of that HTML, I want someFunction to be executed, which fills the loaded form with some data.

However, by debugging my code, it seems that Angular JS first fires someFunction function, and then browser loads the HTML. Not only I want this to be reverse, but also I need them to be executed sequentially (synchronously).

Is my design a good design? Is there any other way to achieve this behavior? If not, what should I do to make it work?

Upvotes: 2

Views: 1247

Answers (1)

HasanAboShally
HasanAboShally

Reputation: 18685

so I think someFunction(item) should be in the other controller dealing with the route /some-form.

You may also consider using $location to manually navigate to /some-form.

Upvotes: 3

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