This is my factory:
.factory('userService',()){
var user = {};
return {
getFirstname : function () {
return user.firstname;
},
setFirstname : function (firstname) {
user.firstname = firstname;
}
}
And I'm using this service in my two controllers MainCtrl and AccountEditCtrl
I'm using my getFirstname() in my MainCtrl and setFirstname in AccountEditCtrl
.controller('MainCtrl',['userService', function(userService){
$scope.userName = userService.getFirstName();
}]);
.controller('AccountEditCtrl',['userService', function(userService){
userService.setFirstname("New First Name");
}]);
My problem is that when I use the userService.setFirstname() the $scope.userName don't change in MainCtrl.
Answer
In some case $watch is not working with factory object. Than you may use events for updates.
app.factory('userService',['$rootScope',function($rootScope){
var user = {};
return {
getFirstname : function () {
return user.firstname;
},
setFirstname : function (firstname) {
user.firstname = firstname;
$rootScope.$broadcast("updates");
}
}
}]);
app.controller('MainCtrl',['userService','$scope','$rootScope', function(userService,$scope,$rootScope) {
userService.setFirstname("bharat");
$scope.name = userService.getFirstname();
$rootScope.$on("updates",function(){
$scope.name = userService.getFirstname();
});
}]);
app.controller('one',['userService','$scope', function(userService,$scope) {
$scope.updateName=function(){
userService.setFirstname($scope.firstname);
}
}]);
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