How to access the URL parameters through the angularJS controller. For example: i would like to read parameter1 and parameter2 in a controller so that i can take appropriate action in my controller. http://localhost:8080/MyApplication?Parameter1=testresponse¶meter2=1234
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After spending some time, i figured that $location is the one I was searching for. Below is sample code snippet. >>AngularJS v1.4.8
main.js
var mainApp = angular.module("app",['ui.bootstrap','ngModal']); mainApp.config(['$locationProvider',function($locationProvider){ $locationProvider.html5Mode({ enabled: true, requireBase: false }); var mainController = function($scope,$window,$rootScope, $cookies,$cookieStore,$location){ var searchObject = $location.search(); window.alert("parameter is :.."+searchObject.param1); window.alert("Url typed in the browser is: "+$location.absUrl()); } mainApp.controller("MainController",["$scope","$window","$rootScope",'$location',mainController]); Enter the this URL in the browser: http://localhost:8180/Application/#param1=test
Output:
alert 1: parameter is :.. test
alert 2: "Url typed in the browser is: " +http://localhost:8180/Application/#param1=test
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Prasad
Appreciated it !! Self Explored Great !! Barani !!
Inject $routeParams in your controller like
angular.module(yourapp).controller(yourcontroller,['$routeParams', function($routeParams){ console.log($routeParams.Parameter1) //Prints test response }]); Comments
Using $routeParams service you can access url params. In your case
angular.module('myApp', []) .controller('myController', (function ($scope, $routeParams) { $routeParams.Parameter1 // for 1st param $routeParams.parameter2 // for second param }); For more information - $routeParams
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Barani r
Getting "Param...undefined" error for angular.module('myApp', []) .controller('myController', (function ($scope, $routeParams) { window.alert("Param.."+$routeParams.Parameter1); // for 1st param $routeParams.parameter2 // for second param });
pradeep1991singh
please create a fiddle so we can reproduce your problem and fix it
Barani r
i was looking for $location. Anyways...Thanks for your time.:)