For now I will just run a function on ng-click. In this function I will
just do (code in CoffeeScript):
sleep 1
@location.path "/new-path"
NgController.digest @scope
where the css-transition takes one second. Now I just need to add a CSS
class on the click to start the transition.
On Monday, 7 April 2014 14:59:55 UTC+1, Tomasz Jureczko wrote:
>
> Dear Brilliant JavaScript'ers,
>
> I have an AngularJS 1.2.9 app. My task is: On a link clicked (ng-click)
> start an animation and delay view change until animation finishes. By
> animation I mean a CSS transition. So simply I want to delay view change
> for the time of an animation. Could you please guide me for the best
> approach. Maybe create my own directive a replace ng-click with it? My own
> directive would start the animation and then resolve the route.
>
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