AngularJS logout not working with anonymous functions
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I am working on AngularJS 1.5 project where I have to clear some settings before logout()
Working code (which does not clear settings)
this.logout = userSession.logout
- userSession is a service which has logout
Modified code (which clears the settings but does not logout)
this.logout = () => {
mySettings.clear()
userSession.logout
}
Html Code:
<a href="" ng-click="$ctrl.logout()">
<span class="icon-logout"</span>
</a>
angularjs
asked Nov 7 at 15:46
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I am working on AngularJS 1.5 project where I have to clear some settings before logout()
Working code (which does not clear settings)
this.logout = userSession.logout
- userSession is a service which has logout
Modified code (which clears the settings but does not logout)
this.logout = () => {
mySettings.clear()
userSession.logout
}
Html Code:
<a href="" ng-click="$ctrl.logout()">
<span class="icon-logout"</span>
</a>
angularjs
asked Nov 7 at 15:46
Dot Net Dev
946
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(stop editing it) in your function you need to actually call the method, so changeuserSession.logouttouserSession.logout(), whereas before you were only referencing it
– Aleksey Solovey
Nov 7 at 15:50
@AlekseySolovey It is working, Thanks, But I don't understand why it was working withthis.logout = userSession.logout(without parentheses)
– Dot Net Dev
Nov 7 at 15:59
once again, you were referencing it. With that codethis.logoutbecame a method, which you can call usingthis.logout(), or in HTML:$ctrl.logout()
– Aleksey Solovey
Nov 7 at 16:01
Ah understood, Thanks
– Dot Net Dev
Nov 7 at 16:03
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up vote
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I am working on AngularJS 1.5 project where I have to clear some settings before logout()
Working code (which does not clear settings)
this.logout = userSession.logout
- userSession is a service which has logout
Modified code (which clears the settings but does not logout)
this.logout = () => {
mySettings.clear()
userSession.logout
}
Html Code:
<a href="" ng-click="$ctrl.logout()">
<span class="icon-logout"</span>
</a>
angularjs
asked Nov 7 at 15:46
Dot Net Dev
946
I am working on AngularJS 1.5 project where I have to clear some settings before logout()
Working code (which does not clear settings)
this.logout = userSession.logout
- userSession is a service which has logout
Modified code (which clears the settings but does not logout)
this.logout = () => {
mySettings.clear()
userSession.logout
}
Html Code:
<a href="" ng-click="$ctrl.logout()">
<span class="icon-logout"</span>
</a>
angularjs
angularjs
asked Nov 7 at 15:46
Dot Net Dev
946
asked Nov 7 at 15:46
Dot Net Dev
946
asked Nov 7 at 15:46
Dot Net Dev
946
asked Nov 7 at 15:46
Dot Net Dev
946
asked Nov 7 at 15:46
Dot Net Dev
946
946
1
(stop editing it) in your function you need to actually call the method, so changeuserSession.logouttouserSession.logout(), whereas before you were only referencing it
– Aleksey Solovey
Nov 7 at 15:50
@AlekseySolovey It is working, Thanks, But I don't understand why it was working withthis.logout = userSession.logout(without parentheses)
– Dot Net Dev
Nov 7 at 15:59
once again, you were referencing it. With that codethis.logoutbecame a method, which you can call usingthis.logout(), or in HTML:$ctrl.logout()
– Aleksey Solovey
Nov 7 at 16:01
Ah understood, Thanks
– Dot Net Dev
Nov 7 at 16:03
add a comment |
1
(stop editing it) in your function you need to actually call the method, so changeuserSession.logouttouserSession.logout(), whereas before you were only referencing it
– Aleksey Solovey
Nov 7 at 15:50
@AlekseySolovey It is working, Thanks, But I don't understand why it was working withthis.logout = userSession.logout(without parentheses)
– Dot Net Dev
Nov 7 at 15:59
once again, you were referencing it. With that codethis.logoutbecame a method, which you can call usingthis.logout(), or in HTML:$ctrl.logout()
– Aleksey Solovey
Nov 7 at 16:01
Ah understood, Thanks
– Dot Net Dev
Nov 7 at 16:03
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(stop editing it) in your function you need to actually call the method, so change
userSession.logout to userSession.logout(), whereas before you were only referencing it– Aleksey Solovey
Nov 7 at 15:50
(stop editing it) in your function you need to actually call the method, so change
userSession.logout to userSession.logout(), whereas before you were only referencing it– Aleksey Solovey
Nov 7 at 15:50
@AlekseySolovey It is working, Thanks, But I don't understand why it was working with
this.logout = userSession.logout (without parentheses)– Dot Net Dev
Nov 7 at 15:59
@AlekseySolovey It is working, Thanks, But I don't understand why it was working with
this.logout = userSession.logout (without parentheses)– Dot Net Dev
Nov 7 at 15:59
once again, you were referencing it. With that code
this.logout became a method, which you can call using this.logout(), or in HTML: $ctrl.logout()– Aleksey Solovey
Nov 7 at 16:01
once again, you were referencing it. With that code
this.logout became a method, which you can call using this.logout(), or in HTML: $ctrl.logout()– Aleksey Solovey
Nov 7 at 16:01
Ah understood, Thanks
– Dot Net Dev
Nov 7 at 16:03
Ah understood, Thanks
– Dot Net Dev
Nov 7 at 16:03
add a comment |
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You forgot the parentheses when calling userSession.logout.
Should be:
this.logout = () => {
mySettings.clear()
userSession.logout(); // added parentheses
}
answered Nov 7 at 15:51
Victor P
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It is working, Thanks, But I don't understand why it was working withthis.logout = userSession.logout(without parentheses)
– Dot Net Dev
Nov 7 at 15:59
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up vote
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down vote
accepted
You forgot the parentheses when calling userSession.logout.
Should be:
this.logout = () => {
mySettings.clear()
userSession.logout(); // added parentheses
}
answered Nov 7 at 15:51
Victor P
7181020
It is working, Thanks, But I don't understand why it was working withthis.logout = userSession.logout(without parentheses)
– Dot Net Dev
Nov 7 at 15:59
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
You forgot the parentheses when calling userSession.logout.
Should be:
this.logout = () => {
mySettings.clear()
userSession.logout(); // added parentheses
}
answered Nov 7 at 15:51
Victor P
7181020
It is working, Thanks, But I don't understand why it was working withthis.logout = userSession.logout(without parentheses)
– Dot Net Dev
Nov 7 at 15:59
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
You forgot the parentheses when calling userSession.logout.
Should be:
this.logout = () => {
mySettings.clear()
userSession.logout(); // added parentheses
}
answered Nov 7 at 15:51
Victor P
7181020
You forgot the parentheses when calling userSession.logout.
Should be:
this.logout = () => {
mySettings.clear()
userSession.logout(); // added parentheses
}
answered Nov 7 at 15:51
Victor P
7181020
answered Nov 7 at 15:51
Victor P
7181020
answered Nov 7 at 15:51
Victor P
7181020
answered Nov 7 at 15:51
Victor P
7181020
7181020
It is working, Thanks, But I don't understand why it was working withthis.logout = userSession.logout(without parentheses)
– Dot Net Dev
Nov 7 at 15:59
add a comment |
It is working, Thanks, But I don't understand why it was working withthis.logout = userSession.logout(without parentheses)
– Dot Net Dev
Nov 7 at 15:59
It is working, Thanks, But I don't understand why it was working with
this.logout = userSession.logout (without parentheses)– Dot Net Dev
Nov 7 at 15:59
It is working, Thanks, But I don't understand why it was working with
this.logout = userSession.logout (without parentheses)– Dot Net Dev
Nov 7 at 15:59
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(stop editing it) in your function you need to actually call the method, so change
userSession.logouttouserSession.logout(), whereas before you were only referencing it– Aleksey Solovey
Nov 7 at 15:50
@AlekseySolovey It is working, Thanks, But I don't understand why it was working with
this.logout = userSession.logout(without parentheses)– Dot Net Dev
Nov 7 at 15:59
once again, you were referencing it. With that code
this.logoutbecame a method, which you can call usingthis.logout(), or in HTML:$ctrl.logout()– Aleksey Solovey
Nov 7 at 16:01
Ah understood, Thanks
– Dot Net Dev
Nov 7 at 16:03