I track the map coordinates using angularJS to update the data, however I ran into an odd problem when the data you see on the screen does not match the operator console.
zombie.controller("move", function($scope) {
io.on("location", function(data) {
console.log(data);
$scope.location = data.loc;
})
$scope.move = function(direction) {
$scope.title = ": Traveling";
io.emit("move", {direction:direction});
}
});
The console will write something like: Object {loc: "(59,30)"}
Suppose the previous data was Object {loc: "(60,31)"}. My page will print (60,31)when the console registers (59,30).
In addition, when the page loads, the initial click does not display anything, but the console registers the correct data.
I tried to move io.on('location')inside the angular function, but if it is inside move(), it will go to breakers and is written as 15 times in a row and lags. Outside functions are fine, except for this problem. Any thoughts?