possibly we need to check more detailed the calling sequence to see why that happend
... but when you say - when the customer will not refresh the view. - so means that issue is chrome - is that also in view on device?
- and I will undertand your statement that it will work ok when user will referesh the view /browser after the order- therefore possibly via some a little stupid technques we can force the refresh. $sope.apply() - found follow internal info but never used it- so possibly you can try if that will referesh:
$scope.$apply() function takes a function as parameter which is executed, and after that $scope.$digest() is called
internally. That makes it easier for you to make sure that all watches are checked, and thus all data bindings refreshed.
Here is an $apply() example:
$scope.$apply(function() {
$scope.data.myVar = "Another value";
});
The function passed to the $apply() function as parameter will change the value of $scope.data.myVar. When the
function exits AngularJS will call the $scope.$digest() function so all watches are checked for changes in the watched
values.
one possible way to refersh I know is to call a second view widget
let say a dummy view widget what has e.g. a text saying something like " am processing your order" etc. let say you view is named order_process
so you can call
$scope.app.fn.navigate('order_process');
that will call the 2D view and there we can define in oder_process.js some think like :
$scope.$on("$ionicView.afterEnter", function (event,info) {
//======when the view is loaded
//then wait 1 second and navigate back to Home or what ever the name
$timeout( () =>{ //I will call with 2550 delay the srv
let navigateObject = {'viewname': 'Home'};
$scope.$emit('app-fn-navigate', navigateObject);}
},1000);
//-----------------------------
}) //######################## finish afterEnter view
So means you will navigate to the process_view and then after 1 second it will navigate back to the Home or what ever you name of the original view is. You can also use for that an app parameter e.g. $sope.app.params.CallingView e.g
$sope.app.params.CallingView ="MyStartView"
$scope.app.fn.navigate('order_process');
and then the defintion in order_process.js
$scope.$on("$ionicView.afterEnter", function (event,info) {
//======when the view is loaded
//then wait 1 second and navigate back to Home or what ever the name
$timeout( () =>{ //I will call with 2550 delay the srv
let navigateObject = {'viewname': $sope.app.params.CallingView };
$scope.$emit('app-fn-navigate', navigateObject);}
},1000);
//-----------------------------
}) //######################## finish afterEnter view
Could you check if that will work in your case? Thanks
