I have no problems when I read an object in view. For example my code was:
angular.module('myApp',[])
.controller('myCtrl',function($scope){
var AnswerScheme = $scope.AnswerScheme = tbl_qst_master_answer.getByAnswerId(AnswerIdSelectedByStudent);
});
In my view:
{{AnswerScheme[0]}} // Then the output will be: {"myTestData":123}
However, I got problems if I want to read in the controller
AnswerScheme[0] // Then no results
How to read the object in myCtrl?
In your controller, you should use $scope to access the scope data,
so, {{AnswerScheme[0]}} in view is equal to $scope.AnswerScheme[0] n controller
In your service you are returning an object instead of a promise.
If you return a promise, you can call a callback function.
Even though it gets displayed corectly in the view since the scope is always watched in the view.
As per our discussion if you add $timeout in controller you can access that object
The timeout loads the scope after sometime, and by that time the scope will get resolved.
angular.module('myApp',[])
.controller('myCtrl',function($scope,$timeout){
var AnswerScheme = $scope.AnswerScheme = tbl_qst_master_answer.getByAnswerId(AnswerIdSelectedByStudent);
$timeout(function () {
console.log($scope.AnswerScheme)
},900);
});
console.log, nothing wrong in your answer. I just added it in the controller.You can read like this, this will contain the object. Also object does not have an index.
you have to just use $scope.AnswerScheme
Console.log($scope.AnswerScheme);
if its an array you can just use $scope.AnswerScheme[0]
Console.log($scope.AnswerScheme[0]);
AnswerScheme -- it return no value
s a http call you should resolve the promisse before get the value, thats why you have no results