Why can’t I use $window.localStorage.setItem() with angular?

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After registering, I want to temporarily put some data in localStorage, but I’m not getting.

Follows my code:

app.controller('cadastroCtrl', ['$scope', '$stateParams', '$http', '$cordovaSQLite', '$window', '$state', function ($scope, $stateParams, $http, $cordovaSQLite, $window, $state) {

$scope.email = [];

$scope.cadastrar = function(usuario){

$http.post("http://vigilantescomunitarios.com/serviapp/api_gustavo/register.php", usuario).success(function(response){

    var nome = response.nome;
    var email = response.email;
    var id = response.idusuario;
    var is_professional = response.prof;

    if(typeof(Storage) !== "undefined"){    

        if(is_professional == 1){
            $window.localStorage.setItem('userPro', nome);
            $scope.email = $window.localStorage.setItem('emailPro', email);
            $window.localStorage.setItem('idPro', id);

            console.log('Profissional');

            $state.go('menuProfissional');
        }else{
            $window.localStorage.setItem('userCli', nome);
            $scope.email = $window.localStorage.setItem('emailCli', email);
            $window.localStorage.setItem('idCli', id);

            console.log('Cliente');

            $state.go('menuCliente');
        }
    }else{
        console.log("Desculpe, mas o navegador nao possui suporte a Web Storage.");
    }

    })
}

}])

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angularjs

  • Not getting why? Makes some mistake?

  • Pq I check in the "Application" tab of the Chrome console and nothing appears in "Local Storage", where it usually appears.

  • Do you have any idea @jbueno?

  • Make sure you are not associating any Undefined value in localStorage, in which case it is not saved at all. See if the variables name, email and id are not Undefined

  • No, @Rodolfojorgenemernogueira, even that does not appear.

  • Are you sure you’re getting into ifs?

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Try before saving the item in localStorage, turn it into String

 $window.localStorage.setItem('emailPro', JSON.stringify(email))

Then to recover you use this function to transform into a new object:

JSON.parse($window.localStorage.getItem('emailPro'))

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