Events can't be added from api call

[ta4kazzz]

If the $scope.events object is created later on, you can't add it to the calendar witch is already initialized

[ta4kazzz]

Never mind it takes a second for the watch to work on events. After that works perfectly, thanks for this calendar.

[sansan88]

do you have a solution how to add events later manually?

[arturmoreira]

@ta4kazzz, sorry to bother you, but can you explain how you managed to add events after the $scope.events is created?

[arturmoreira]

@ta4kazzz, I don't know if I've done it the better way (I'm not very experienced in AngularJS), but I think I solved it.
@sansan88, the solution I implemented was "inspired" on what @ta4kazzz said about "the watch to work on events". :-) Something like:

$scope.$watch('events', function() {
    console.log('events has changed');
});

[sansan88]

@arturmoreira @ta4kazzz
sorry guys, but I was not able to manually add events after initial events where added. I'm doing something like this:
$scope.$watch('events', function() {
console.log('events has changed'); //gets fired 1 time. not on addTraining function..
});

$scope.addTraining = function() {
  $scope.events.push({
    titel: 'DI H2',
    beschreibung: "Training",
    date: "2015-11-24"
  });
};

[ta4kazzz]

$scope.events=[];

Do an api call here and initialize a temporary array first tempList.push({
titel: 'DI H2',
beschreibung: "Training",
date: "2015-11-24"
});
Then set it to events in the .then() of the api call
You should be able to do $scope.events = tempList;

This should work because the watch doesn't work if you do push to scope.events directly but worked for me on a full list assignment (don't know why) .

[sansan88]

I have found the problem in the source code and provided a pull request #27

[arturmoreira]

@sansan88, excellent work!!!

You see, as I said earlier, I'm not very experienced in AngularJS, so I wasn't even aware that a $watchCollection function was available... :-( That's why I ended up solving the problem as I wrote and as @ta4kazzz further detailed later.