I get the value of my $rootScope inside my function But I wanna get thsi value inside all the functions of my Controller to passe it to another controller: Can You Help me please

MY HTML:

<input type="checkbox"   ng-model="u.selected" data-ng-click="consoleClient(u)">

my Script Code :

$scope.client = {
    id : null,
    nom : '',
    nberPhone : '',
    adresse : '',
    selected : false
};

$scope.consoleClient = function(client) {
    $rootScope.test = client;

    console.log(" lll "+$rootScope.test);
};
console.log(" aaaa "+$rootScope.test);

The console log is returning the correct result But the second Out of the function Is returning undefined. Can you explain the reason for me please.

I get the value of my $rootScope inside my function But I wanna get thsi value inside all the functions of my Controller to passe it to another controller: Can You Help me please

MY HTML:

<input type="checkbox"   ng-model="u.selected" data-ng-click="consoleClient(u)">

my Script Code :

$scope.client = {
    id : null,
    nom : '',
    nberPhone : '',
    adresse : '',
    selected : false
};

$scope.consoleClient = function(client) {
    $rootScope.test = client;

    console.log(" lll "+$rootScope.test);
};
console.log(" aaaa "+$rootScope.test);

The console log is returning the correct result But the second Out of the function Is returning undefined. Can you explain the reason for me please.

• javascript
• angularjs

1 Answer 1

Yes, because you haven't call to $scope.consoleClient so it's not defined outside the function scope. It will work after you call the function:

$scope.consoleClient = function(client) {
    $rootScope.test = client;

        console.log(" lll "+$rootScope.test);
};
$scope.consoleClient('clientName');
console.log(" aaaa "+$rootScope.test); // output: ' aaaa clientName'

If you want to watch for changes of the variable outside the function, you can do the following:

$scope.$watch(function() {
    return $rootScope.test;
}, function(newValue, oldValue) {
    console.log('Old value: ', oldValue);
    console.log('New value: ', newValue);
}, true); // Note the "true" - Compare the object using "angular.equal"