Hi Todd,
Unfortunately, I'm not very good with JS yet and I'm completely confused by
what you said I needed to do compared to what I see in the code.
I've been trying to figure out how to use this, but I still don't
understand it I guess, so I hope you don't mind me asking some questions
again.
When I look at the code, it looks like maybe I should be changing this and
making an $http.get call in that function requesting the start and limit
that it wants returned :
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get: function (start, limit) {
var _i, _items = new Array();
for (_i = start; _i < start + limit; _i += 1) {
_items.push({ id: _i, name: 'item ' + _i });
}
return {
items: _items,
start: start,
limit: limit,
total: _total
};
},
BUT, when I read what you said, it seems like you are saying something
completely different.
I don't understand.
Am I even close to what you are talking about or is there any way I could
get an example of how I would use that to make that $http call?
Thank you so much in advance for any further help with this, I really hope
I can get it working so I can use it.
Edmund
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