18 lines
997 B
JavaScript
18 lines
997 B
JavaScript
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/* This is our AngularJS controller, called "ExampleController". */
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registerController('ExampleController', ['$api', '$scope', function($api, $scope) {
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/* It is good practice to 'initialize' your variables with nothing */
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$scope.greeting = "";
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$scope.content = "";
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/* Use the API to send a request to your module.php */
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$api.request({
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module: '_MODULE_NAME', //Your module name
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action: 'getContents' //Your action defined in module.php
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}, function(response) {
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if (response.success === true) { //If the response has an index called "success" that returns the boolean "true", then:
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$scope.greeting = response.greeting; // Set the variable $scope.greeting to the response index "greeting"
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$scope.content = response.content; // Set the variable $scope.content to the response index "content".
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}
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console.log(response) //Log the response to the console, this is useful for debugging.
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});
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}]);
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