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I have a set of objects that get resolved using :resolve

I also have a controller that I define by passing it the name as a string but I need to pass in the resolved objects to it.

I know it can be done like this:

resolve: { title: 'My Contacts' },
  controller: function($scope, title){
    $scope.title = 'My Contacts';
  }
}

but I need to do it like this:

resolve: { title: 'My Contacts' },
  controller: 'ResultsController'
}

How can I pass in 'title' to my controller in this sense?

Thanks, James

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3 Answers 3

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Try this one out (it should work): 

// State configuration...
{
  resolve: {
    title: function () {
      return 'My Contacts';
    }
  },
  controller: 'MyCtrl'  
}

// Controller

app.controller('MyCtrl', function ($scope, title) {
  $scope.title = title; 

  console.log($scope.title); // -> 'My Contacts'
});
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Didnt see this answer :) thanks – jameslouiz Jul 27 '14 at 18:18
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Pass the resolve as a function instead.

resolve: { 
    title: function() { 
      return 'My Contacts'; 
    } 
}
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Hi, thanks but this is practically the same as above. I was looking to be able to pass title into the controller. Please see my answer below :) – jameslouiz Jul 27 '14 at 17:51
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Okay, so I thought I tried this but anyway, passing it in as a dependency works:

eventaApp.controller('ResultsController', ['$scope', 'resolvedEventsData', function( $scope, resolvedEventsData ) {

    // now have access to resolvedEventsData 

}]);
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