I always in console see:
but should bee in different order
var result = teamService.addOrDeleteUser(userId, newTeams, deleteTeams);
result.then(function () {
console.log("teamsUpdated2");
});
function with multiple promises:
var _addOrDeleteUser = function (userId, addToProjects, removeFromProjects) {
var deferred = $q.defer();
var promises = [];
promises.push(projectResource.addUserToProjects({ userId: userId }, addToProjects, function (result) {
console.log("addUserToProjects");
deferred.resolve();
return result;
}));
promises.push(projectResource.deleteUserFromProjects({ userId: userId }, removeFromProjects, function (result) {
console.log("deleteUserFromProjects");
deferred.resolve();
return result;
}));
return $q.all(promises);
}
You can use promise chaining for that -
travelService
.getDeparture( user ) // Request #1
.then( function( departure ){
$scope.departure = departure; // Response Handler #1
return travelService.getFlight( departure.flightID ); // Request #2
})
.then( function( flight ){
$scope.flight = flight; // Response Handler #2
return weatherService.getForecast( $scope.departure.date ); // Request #3
})
.then( function( weather ){
$scope.weather = weather; // Response Handler #3
});
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