Open brijesh1ec opened 8 years ago
vazh
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8 years ago i cant understand what you mean at all. please give information about your route structure, what is inside index.html, main.html, etc. give example by plunkr, or paste your code here.
brijesh1ec
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8 years ago Index.html page contents. which loads the login page.
<!DOCTYPE html>
brijesh1ec
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8 years ago brijesh1ec
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8 years ago ////// login controller to check and validate the user who has logged in/////// logincontroller.js under app->pages->login
(function () {
App'use strict';
//get the module and invoke controller function
angular.module('app.pages.login').controller('loginController', ['$scope', '$http', '$state', '$cookies', 'loginServices', fnLoginController]);
/* jshint validthis: true */
function fnLoginController($scope, $http, $state, $cookies, loginServices) {
var loginViewModel = this;
loginViewModel.loginData = { UserId: 0, Email: "", Role: "", IsAuthenticated: false, Password: "" };
loginViewModel.Title = "Login";
loginViewModel.login = loginService;
loginViewModel.loginAuthenticatedData = {};
loginViewModel.loginmessage = { ErrorMessage: "", ServiceErrorMessage: "Sorry ,You are not Authorized Person to Login..." };
loginViewModel.isProcessed = false;
function loginService() {
loginViewModel.isProcessed = true;
var validateUser = loginServices.loginUser(loginViewModel.loginData);
////////////// Route the user based on authentication /////////////
/// <reference path="../Welcome/Home.html" />
validateUser.then(function (loginResponse) {
loginViewModel.loginAuthenticatedData = loginResponse.data;
// alert(loginViewModel.loginAuthenticatedData.IsValid);
if (loginResponse != null && loginViewModel.loginAuthenticatedData.IsValid == true) {
//show dashborad to authenticated user//
$cookies.Email = loginViewModel.loginAuthenticatedData.Email;
$cookies.put("USER", loginViewModel.loginAuthenticatedData.Email);
var User = $cookies.get("USER");
$state.go('main');
// $state.go('Welcome', {}, { reload: true });
//$state.go($state.current, {}, { reload: true });
console.log('logged in successfully.');
} else {
loginViewModel.loginmessage.ErrorMessage = loginViewModel.loginAuthenticatedData.ErrorMessage;
}
}, function (loginfailResponse) {
loginViewModel.loginAuthenticatedData = loginfailResponse.data;
//// when authentication fails becasue of some failure of system
if (loginfailResponse.status == "-1") {
loginViewModel.loginmessage.ErrorMessage = loginViewModel.loginmessage.ServiceErrorMessage;
console.log('log-in failed. API Services are down');
} else {
if (loginfailResponse == null || loginfailResponse.data == null) {
// alert('fail login');
loginViewModel.loginmessage.ErrorMessage = loginViewModel.loginmessage.ServiceErrorMessage;
console.log('log-in failed')
} else {
if (loginfailResponse != null && loginViewModel.loginAuthenticatedData.IsValid == false) {
loginViewModel.loginmessage.ErrorMessage = loginViewModel.loginAuthenticatedData.ErrorMessage;
console.log('log-in failed.');
}
}
}
if (loginfailResponse.status == "500" || loginfailResponse.status == "404") {
loginViewModel.loginmessage.ErrorMessage = loginViewModel.loginmessage.ServiceErrorMessage;
console.log(loginfailResponse.data);
}
}).finally(function (reset) {
loginViewModel.isProcessed = false;
});
////////////// END Route the user based on authentication /////////////
}
}})();
brijesh1ec
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8 years ago login.module.js - app->pages->login.
(function () { 'use strict';
angular.module('app.pages.login', [])
.config(routeConfig);
/** @ngInject */
function routeConfig($stateProvider) {
$stateProvider
.state('login', {
url: '/login',
templateUrl: 'app/pages/login/login.html'
//sidebarMeta: {
// icon: 'fa fa-home',
// order: 0,
//},
});
}
angular.module('app.pages.login').constant("utility", { baseAddress: "http://localhost:54902/api/" });})();
brijesh1ec
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8 years ago main.html page State.go('main') redirects spa here
brijesh1ec
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8 years ago main.module.js
(function () { 'use strict';
angular.module('app.pages.main', []).config(routeConfig);
/** @ngInject */
function routeConfig($stateProvider) {
$stateProvider
.state('main', {
url: '/main',
templateUrl: 'app/pages/main/main.html',
sidebarMeta: {
icon: 'ion-android-home',
order: 0,
},
});
}})();
brijesh1ec
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8 years ago 
Main appears in side bar as home link , onclick of it , it doesn't open inside right column(content), it opens in full page, same behavior for all menus, what i am missing or doing wrong
pinich
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7 years ago I have the same issue ! Have you figured out what causes this issue ?
1) after login application goes to main.html page which shows main layout(side bar, header, footer). 2) created landing page(Main.html) which will have menus , Top header(user profile), footer, and index.html(root file). after this.(it was there in index.html page under body tag). 3) added ui-view(unnamed) to landing page(main.html). that will load the content on click of menus in sidebar.(ladning page does't have any body tag) only div, other html controls required. 4) Index.html having another ui-view(un named). under body tag. which loads the login into index.html(root) file.
after login page it goes to Main.html page,
ISSUE--
on click of menu in sidebar it, opens the page with parent(index.html) file(UI-VIEW), overrides the same page, it should open views with main.html(in same window).
Possible solution 1) named view should be used, 2) can we change sidebar position out of main section, 3) Parent UI-view scope is overriding the Main.html ui-view.
Please suggest thanks in advance.