I am creating a variable rejecting another one, in "First.js" file:
var nosubs = _.reject(subs, function (bi) { return bi.ParentBoardbookItemId === '0'; });
Is it possible to call this variable (nosubs) to "Second.js" file? How can I do that?
Notice that i a
Thank you in advance!
There is tons of way of doing it. The best in angular is to not use variables. But to store your data in a service.
// simplified version of defining the service
app.service("myService", function(){
this.setData = function(data){
this.data = data;
};
this.getData = function(){
return this.data;
};
return this;
});
// now you just have to inject it in your controllers/run blocks and you can use myService.data.
Another solution would be to store it in the $rootScope.
If you want/need something else we'll need more information.
You can store varible in rootscope to access in other files.
$rootScope.nosubs = _.reject(subs, function (bi) { return bi.ParentBoardbookItemId === '0'; });
