Call a function inside another in Angular and add parameters

Question

I have a function that makes a request to a WS and send a response in JSON format like this.

$scope.goRequest = function ($scope) {

        //variables for POST request

   .success(function(data) {
         //Some Code
    }

    .error(function(status)){
         //Somo code
    }
 }

The thing is that I need to make five requests but I dont know how to call a function inside another function and also I need to pass two parameters to goRequest that are inside my toValues function $scope.merchMetric and $scope.topRank

        $scope.topValues = function () {

        $scope.value = "topCategories";

        $scope.newValue = function (value) {
            if (value == "topCategory") {
                $scope.merchMetric = $scope.topCat
                $scope.topRank="30"
                console.log($scope.merchMetric);
            } else if (value == "topSupplier"){
                $scope.merchMetric = $scope.topSupp;
                $scope.topRank="10"
                console.log($scope.merchMetric);
            } else if (value == "topBrand") {
                $scope.merchMetric = $scope.topBrand;
                $scope.topRank="10"
                console.log($scope.merchMetric);
            } else if (value == "topSubcategory") {
                $scope.merchMetric = $scope.topSubCat
                $scope.topRank="10"
            } else if (value == "topItem") {
                $scope.merchMetric = $scope.topItem
                $scope.topRank="20"
            }

        }

    }

So how can I call call the goRequest function inside my top values?

Martijn Welker · Accepted Answer · 2016-01-26 15:01:36Z

1

I don't really see what the problem is, you can just call a function inside another like any other time you call a function:

$scope.topValues = function() {
    someService.goRequest($scope.merchMetric, $scope.topRank);
}

If goRequest is inside the same controller you don't even have to pass on $scope.merchMetric and $scope.topRank, you can just read them from there.

answered Jan 26, 2016 at 15:01

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2 Comments

kennechu Over a year ago

Thank's fotr your time actually it's not like a big deal the thing is that I was not sure how to do this and also doing it in the Angular way. Im new to JS and Angular so I have a lot of questions so far :)

kennechu Over a year ago

Thanks! actually they are in the same controller!

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