javascript - Gets redirected to default app route when deleting comment using Angular JS and Laravel -

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i developing application using laravel , angularjs users may write , delete comments.

on home screen, user able view , delete of his/her comments , when list should updated.

my problem when press delete button redirected login page default route.

$routeprovider.otherwise({ redirectto : '/login' });

i'm using laravels resource controller

route::resource('comment', 'commentcontroller');

when go home page again comment deleted.

my comment service uses delete comment:

app.factory('commentservice', function($http) {   return {     destroy: function(id) {       return $http.delete('comment/' + id);     }   }; });

in home controller have created function delete comment.

app.controller('homecontroller', function($scope, $location, authenticationservice, commentservice) {    $scope.deletecomment = function(id) {      commentservice.destroy(id).success(function() {       commentservice.get().success(function(data) {         $scope.comments = data;         $scope.order = 'end_date';       });     });   };

how can prevent site redirecting login page when delete comment?

the best redirect recent page if logged in, , if i'm not should redirected login page. (e.g. if @ home page redirected home page if type in url doesn't exist or if delete comment)

the login system created these tutorials david mosher:

introduction angular js

end end angular js

security angular js

not sure you've figured out, in case lands here, below 1 thing responsible (and in code finished debugging):

<a href="#" ng-click="deletecomment()">x</a>

this both run deletecomment , follow route # . adding href="#" (or href="" matter) bad habit, <a></a> can used without href, , in case, should. should work without redirect:

<a ng-click="deletecomment()">x</a>

hope helps who'd land here ;)


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