$location.path() not updating the browser URL
If $location.path() is not updating the browser URL in your AngularJS app, it usually means one of the following is going wrong with how the app is structured or how….
Tag: AngularJS Digest Cycle
$scope variable undefined inside a function
In AngularJS, $scope might become undefined inside a function due to scoping issues, event handling in JavaScript, or losing reference to the controller scope. This often happens in callbacks, asynchronous….
Integrating jQuery with AngularJS
Integrating jQuery with AngularJS is a topic that often comes up when developers want to leverage the rich feature set of jQuery within an AngularJS application. While AngularJS is designed….
One-time data binding (::) in AngularJS
In AngularJS, one-time data binding (::) is an efficient way to bind data only once to the view. It prevents unnecessary digest cycle updates, improving performance, especially in large applications…..
Using $scope.$apply() correctly in AngularJS
In AngularJS, $scope.$apply() is a method that forces Angular to run a digest cycle and update the bindings between the model (scope variables) and the view (HTML template). However, using….
$scope.$watch() vs. $scope.$digest() – Differences
In AngularJS, both $scope.$watch() and $scope.$digest() are used for change detection, but they serve different purposes and work in different ways. 1. What is $scope.$watch()? $scope.$watch() is used to observe….
Integrating jQuery with AngularJS
AngularJS has its own jqLite, a lightweight version of jQuery. However, for more complex DOM manipulations, animations, or AJAX calls, we may need to integrate full jQuery with AngularJS. 1…..
How AngularJS Works – The Digest Cycle
1. Introduction to AngularJS Digest Cycle The Digest Cycle in AngularJS is a key mechanism responsible for detecting changes in the application and updating the View (UI) automatically when the….