Reputation: 423
I have a page running angularJS. Sometimes, when I open the document, the data that needs to appear only sometimes shows up. When I keep trying to refresh the page, it's pretty much random: sometimes the content appears, sometimes it doesn't.
The section of the code that runs this looks like this:
<div class="row">
<div class="col-md-12" ng-repeat="(observer,hosts2) in bugDuration">
{{observer}}
<div class="row">
<div class="col-md-3" ng-repeat="(host, bugs2) in hosts2"> {{host}}
<div ng-repeat="(bug, duration) in bugs2">
{{bug}} for {{duration}} seconds.
</div>
</div>
</div>
</div>
</div>
As you can see, it is using ng-repeat, and my best guess is that when this code is running, the ng-repeat objects, such as bugDuration
are empty, so none of it runs.
My script that initializes all of these variables is located after, in my document. Is there something I should do in the controller or whatever so the variables can be refreshed and the content can be shown everytime?
Edit
Here is the code where bugDuration is initialized:
bugDuration = {};
bugTracker = {};
$.getJSON('../java_output/bugs.json', function (data) {
for ( var observer in data ) {
bugDuration[observer] = {};
for (var host in data[observer]) {
bugDuration[observer][host] = {};
for (var bug in data[observer][host]) {
bugDuration[observer][host][bug] = data[observer][host][bug].duration;
}
}
}
console.log (bugDuration);
});
$.getJSON('../java_output/bug_summary.json', function (data) {
var numObservers = data.numObservers;
delete data['numObservers'];
JSONbugsList = data;
var bugTracker = {};
for (var observer = 1; observer <= numObservers; observer++) {
observers.push(observer);
observerKeys = Object.keys(data);
// observerKeys.splice(observerKeys.indexOf('numObservers'));
for (var host in data["observer" + observer]) {
if (hosts.indexOf(host) == -1) {
hosts.push(host);
}
hostKeys = Object.keys(data["observer" + observer]);
for (var bug in data["observer" + observer][host]) {
if (bugs.indexOf(bug) == -1) {
bugs.push(bug);
}
for (var i in data["observer" + observer][host][bug]) {
bugTracker[bug] = true;
var dateVar = data["observer" + observer][host][bug][i];
var intoList = {"observer":observer, "host":host, "bug":bug, "start":(new Date(1000*dateVar.start)), "end":(dateVar.end==null?' the end.':(new Date(1000*dateVar.end)))}
}
}
}
}
// Removed unimportant stuff here//
$scope.$apply();
$scope.hostsS = hosts;
$scope.bugsS = bugs;
$scope.observersS = observers;
$scope.JSONbugsList = JSONbugsList;
$scope.hostKeys = hostKeys;
$scope.observerKeys = observerKeys;
$scope.start = 'start';
$scope.end = 'end';
$scope.bugDuration = bugDuration;
$scope.$apply();
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1267
Reputation: 5736
The biggest problem among others is that $scope.$apply()
needs to happen after the data gets set on the $scope
. Since $.getJSON is asynchronous, by the time the callback gets triggered, the $scope.$apply()
lines at the bottom will have already been fired.
$.getJSON('../java_output/bug_summary.json', function (data) {
/*do stuff outside of angular context when the ASYNC callback fires*/
$scope.stuff = data;
/*then call $scope.$apply()*/
$scope.$apply();
});
Upvotes: 1