AngularJS Learned Lessons #2: Enabling HTTP Credentials (needed by Session IDs)

gistfile1.js

//On config definition...
angular.module("moduleName").config(
	function ($routeProvider, $httpProvider) {
		
		//HERE THE IMPORTANT MAGIC LINE!
        $httpProvider.defaults.withCredentials = true;
        
        //If you don't set the line above, all $http will dispatch request without session_id to backend
        //and the backend will not reconize the user session, giving your a big head pain! Believe on me.
        //Question & Answer: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17064791/http-doesnt-send-cookie-in-requests
        
        //continue the configuration setting your routing definitions... blablabla...
        $routeProvider
        	//Index and global pages
            .when('/', { controller: IndexCtrl, templateUrl: TEMPLATE_DIR + 'main/login.html' })
            //.... set your routings definitions...
            .otherwise({redirectTo: '/notFound'})
	}
}