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$stateChangeStart > $stateChangeSuccess > controller is loaded > $ionicView.beforeEnter > $ionicView.enter > $ionicView.afterEnter

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• When you use bower install angular-translate-storage-local (remember chosen language) for angular-translate with ionic (current version 1.0.1), it will install latest angular-cookies (current is 1.4) also, but ionic is using angularjs 1.3.13, so error is:

Uncaught Error: [$injector:unpr] Unknown provider: $$cookieReaderProvider <- $$cookieReader <- $cookies <- $cookieStore <- $translateCookieStorage <- $translateLocalStorage <- $translate <- $cookies

• To solve the problem, you must use angular-cookies corresponds to angularjs which ionic is using, mean angularjs 1.3.13. So use the bower command: bower install angular-cookies#1.3.13 after bower install angular-translate-storage-local

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• compile is used for transforming template, link is used after template is cloned
• If compile is existing, link is not effect (be not called)
  • If compile return object, order of functions are called: compile > controller > pre > post
  • If compile return function (post-link), is equivalent to link function, order of functions are called: compile > controller > post
• If compile is ommitted, controller > link

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ALgorithm	Length (bytes, characters)
MD5	32
SHA1	40
SHA256	64
SHA512	128

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• <ion-nav-title> should be used in although duplicate, don't include it in <ion-nav-bar> (special case: title of <ion-nav-bar> is static, mean that no view-title attributes in all <ion-view>)
• same for ``

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For the visual learners like myself....

this:

<div ng-messages="requestForm.email.$error" ng-messages-include="form-messages"></div>

now needs to be:

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$scope.content = "<b>bold</b> text";

• With

<div>{{content}}</div>

will output text content

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• You want to create a login form, you need get username & password from html inputs when user click login button, code should like that

<!-- html code, view-->
<div class="list">
    <label class="item item-input">
        <input type="text" placeholder="Username" ng-model="user.username">
    </label>
    <label class="item item-input">
        <input type="password" placeholder="Password" ng-model="user.password">

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Because wordpress call wp_magic_quotes() to add slashes before we use $_POST or $_GET ($_REQUEST), so if you save data from $_POST or $_GET ($_REQUEST) in wordpress,

• single value, do

$username = stripslashes($_POST['username'])

• or all of values, do

$_POST = stripslashes_deep($_POST);

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• Same: use class="button"
• Always try to using ui-sref first, just using ng-click if need to do something (not moving state) or change states dynamic (ui-sref doesn't support it)
• Different:

	<a>	<button>
change state/url	use ui-sref="" (no need create more functions, short code if just change state/url and not more complex code) or ng-click="changeUrl()" (use same <button>)	only way using ng-click="changeUrl()" with $scope.changeUrl = function() { $state.go('tab.posts', {postId: postId});}
use ng-click	no effect	having effect. side effect: submit form automatically