AngularJs: select binding and http request -


I am starting with angular JS and I have a problem with http request and binding selection.

I have a selection menu that is filled in such a way: 

  $ http.get ("test"). Success (work (results) (results for (prior. {Services.push (e)})}};   
 I use the service variable in HTML like this (I Select2 for the selection menu):  
   "service" select ng-model = "RequestCtrl.service" multiple UI-selection2 data-placeholder = "service Without cache ... "class =" default-select "& gt; option ng-repeat =" requestCtrl.services in service "value =" {{service}} "> {{service}} & lt ; / Option & gt; & lt; / select & gt;   
 All work is fine for now.  
 Save the service variable in the variable and I restore it to page loading.  
 But, in this step, I have a problem. This variable is loaded locally but it does not appear in selection It is empty, if I do not load the selection option from the HTT service, then all the work is fine. So I think there is a problem loading the selection menu.  
 What's wrong in my code ?  
 Thanks.   
 
 Controller   
 "Services" as part of the "code" $ . Like this:    $ scope.services = [];   
 Your  HTML   
  & lt; Option ng-repeat = "Services in Services" ....   
 To improve the answer in angular changes, the UI affects when the "vars"  area  I do not find that relation in your  $ http.get  and later  services.push (e) . This is what I would expect to see:  
  $ http.get ("test"). Success (function (result) {result} compensation (work (e) {$ scope.services. Push (e);});});   
 On the one hand, I wonder if your result. It can be improved by using the  concat  function for this:  
  $ scope .services = $ scope.services.concat (results);   
 Skip your code in this way:  
  $ http.get ("test"). Success (work (results) {$ scope.services = $ scope.services.concat (results);});

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