how to get $rootScope in transformRequest of $httpProvider

[Martin Kuhn]

Hi,

I would like to enhance the header data of http calls. The data exists in $rootScope. So the approach is done via a function passed to transformRequest array of $httpProvider:

My Code:

angular.module('services.http.intercepting', [])

    .config(function ($httpProvider) {

        var enhanceHeader = function (data, headersGetter) {

            // TODO: how to get $rootScope in function ?????

            var headers = headersGetter();

            if (headers && $rootScope.xyz {

                headers.xyz = $rootScope.xyz;

            }

            return data;

        };

    $httpProvider.defaults.transformRequest.push(enhanceHeader);

})

Can anybody of you give me a hint??

TIA

Martin

[Peter Bacon Darwin]

I don't think you can as transformRequests are not injectable.

Martin

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[Spiros Kabasakalis]

I am trying to do the same thing.I want to broadcast an event to start a spinner.Have registered a listener on $rootScope,that will start the spinner.

I tried to injectlike this,but no luck

      $httpProvider.defaults.transformRequest.push([

             '$rootScope', function( $rootScope) {

   return        function(data, headersGetter) {

                          $rootScope.$broadcast('spinner');

                            console.log('$rootScope in httpconfig',$rootScope);

                          return data;

                         }

            }

                 ] );

[Stephan Malek]

Hello,

its possible:

        // ~~ [HTTP TRANSFORM REQUEST]

        var ajaxSpinner = function (data, headersGetter) {

            var $injector  = angular.element('.my-parent-class').injector(),

                $rootScope = $injector.get('$rootScope');

            // show ajax loading

            $rootScope.ajaxLoading = true;

            return data;

        };

greetz stephan