@mcnamara wrote:
how can I handle a call to rest bees when they are not connected to the internet? I tried with this codice..ma does nothing
controller('AppCtrl',function($scope, $http,$sce,$timeout,$ionicLoading){ document.addEventListener("online", function() { // Setup the loader $ionicLoading.show({ content: 'Loading', animation: 'fade-in', showBackdrop: true, maxWidth: 200, showDelay: 0 }) //carico il link per la chiamata al REST var wordpressUrl ="http://www.mysites.it/sites/wordpress/wp-json/wp/v2/posts"; $scope.$on('$ionicView.enter', function(){ console.log('View1 Entered'); $scope.doRefresh(); }); $scope.loadPost = function() { // effetuo la chimamata REST API $http.get(wordpressUrl) // risposta positiva .success(function(response,$timeout){ console.log("Reveived getPosts via HTTP: ", response, status); // Loading Json $ionicLoading.hide(); $scope.posts = response; console.log( response ); })// fine success //risposta negativa .error(function(response, status){ console.log("Error while received response. " + status + response); });// fine error }// End LoadPost // Refresh all'apertura della pagina $scope.doRefresh = function() { console.log('Refreshing!'); $timeout( function() { //simulate async response $scope.loadPost(); //Stop the ion-refresher from spinning $scope.$broadcast('scroll.refreshComplete'); }, 1000); };// Fine Refresh }, false);// end event online })// Fine Controller
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