I have an object that must be loaded within (or before) AngularJS's start up (it is a user's profile of permissions that hides/shows parts of the user interface, checking is also d
Solution 1:
You could manually start Angular.js with angular.bootstrap
. So that you can load your data first, then when you feel ready. Call angular.bootstrap()
to start angular module.
What you have to prepare:
- Remove
ng-app="XXX"
from your document. - Call
angular.bootstrap()
after everything is ready.
Doc for angular.bootstrap()
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