I have a directive
.directive('loginWindow',['$modal','$alert',function($modal,$alert){
return{
restrict: 'A',
link: function(scope, elem, attrs) {
var modal = $modal({ template:
'../views/login/login.html',show:false});
var alert = undefined;
scope.$on('auth-invalid-user',
function(event,invalidStatus) {
modal.show();
alert = $alert({content: invalidStatus, type:
'danger', show: true,container:'#invalid-credential'});
});
}
}
}]);
What is the correct way to ensure that modal.show() is been called. I tried
with "Spies" but didn't worked, Maybe I am doing it in the wrong way.
Please provide your help to get the knowledge about it.
Thank you.
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