ControllerJS | Device controller alternative to RealDeviceMap

One approach is to use the ionChange event to add/subtract 50 when the toggle changes value.

In this example we are passing the product key of the data object, and the toggled value. This way you can reuse the function.

So you want to handle product related routes in product.controller.

In your app.js, app.use('/products',product.controller)

In product.controller,

The main issue here is that your modules are not connected.

When declaring the angular.module('myLogin', []), you are telling angular to give you a new module which has no dependencies. When you then declare angular.module('myApp',[ 'ui.bootstrap.datetimepicker', 'ngclipboard', 'hljs']), you tell angular to create a new module, with some dependencies, but don't supply the 'myLogin' module. So now you got two modules which don't know about each other.

I recommend you to use one module and reuse it instead. Reuse the 'myApp' for both by just refering to the same instance like angular.module('myApp'), (if you don't pass an array to the module, it will fetch a module instead of creating a new)

Then, to solve your redirect problem. Look at the link you posted. You are missing the ngRoute dependency to the module. When that is injected you can use the $location service and perform $location.path("home"); in the login success callback.

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