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How about embedding angularjs controller in a function. So that we can initiate whenever we want.

 fucntion execute() {

 angular.controller('ProductsPageController', ['$scope', '$http',   'InitService', function ($scope, $http, InitService) {
 })

  }

I think this a noob angularjs question. Please let me know the best approach to initiate controller without other modules like ngrouter etc..

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what's the purpose of doing this? – sdfacre Jan 25 at 4:37
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you probably want to have a look on requirejs...it will allow you to lazy load files and organize them into modules. And your controller will be within a function as you want)) – Fedor Skrynnikov Jan 25 at 4:49
    
@sdfacre beacause my views are inserted dynamically. So i need to execute after it loads. – Vaibhav Chiruguri Jan 25 at 5:16
    
@VaibhavChiruguri Why do you need to define controllers after the views are loaded? What do you mean exactly by loading views? – miensol Jan 25 at 5:31
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are you trying to manipulate the template DOM in that controller? if no, put ng-controller on the root element of the template should be enough. – sdfacre Jan 25 at 5:47
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you dont need to add controller inside any function. you can use it onece you initialize it. eg.

angular.controller('ProductsPageController', function  () {
// here you can wright your business logic
});

then initialize it in your app so you can call your controller directly.

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