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I am using some functions that send $http async request to server side.i want to call same current function after relogin user if response is "notlogin". I think i need to use promise but how?

$scope.A = function(){
    $http({..,async: "isAsync",...})
    .success(function (response) {
        if (response.d == "notlogin") {
            if ($scope.B())//call back login to refresh session
                $scope.A();//repeat request if login return true
        }
    });
};

 $scope.B= function () {

        $scope.userlogin_error = "wait...";
        $http({...,async: "isAsync",...}).success(function (response) {

            if (response.d == "True") {
                $scope.userlogin_error = "login success";
                $scope.user_islogin = true;

                return true;
            }
});
}
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What is function B? – dfsq Aug 23 at 15:35
    
it is login function... – Mehdi Rostami Aug 23 at 17:20

2 Answers 2

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Try make $scope.B() as promise (It's something asynchronous, I understand correctly?);

$scope.B = function(){
    var defer = $q.defer();
    if(something) {
        defer.resolve(data);
    } else {
        defer.reject(error);
    }
    return defer.promise;
};

$scope.B().then(function(data){
    $scope.A();
});
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This is an anti-pattern if scope.B already is using $http and can simply return that promise – charlietfl Aug 23 at 15:56
    
i am new in angular ... can you please make answer clear?i edited question. – Mehdi Rostami Aug 23 at 16:09
    
i tested this but .then() didn't fire .i used $scope.$apply(function() { deffer.resolve(thing); }); but not worked – Mehdi Rostami Aug 23 at 17:08
    
Thanks @user3335966 i added settimeout to your solution and it worked perfectly. – Mehdi Rostami Aug 23 at 17:42
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You can return success callback of $scope.B() by just returning the $http call

$scope.A = function(){
   $http({..,async: "isAsync",...}).success(function (response) {
    if (response.d == "notlogin") {
        $scope.B().success(function(data){
           if(data.d == "True"){
                $scope.userlogin_error = "login success";
                $scope.user_islogin = true;
                $scope.A();
           }
        });
    }
   });
};

 $scope.B= function () {
   return $http({...,async: "isAsync",...});
 };
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in my code i return boolean instead of $http and because of async call, the condition for call function A not working. it seems no difference between bool or $http return. – Mehdi Rostami Aug 23 at 16:36

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