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Hi there,

Awesome service you built out. I set the roles and abilities in my app.run and was able to get it working with my router. Now I am trying to use the AclService in other controllers, but the values don't carry over. How can I preserve the AclService to use across my app? This is an example of one of the controllers I am using:

(function () {

    var app = angular.module("mainApp");

    function routeUserController($rootScope, $scope, $http, $location, AclService) {

        $scope.can = AclService.can;
        console.log($scope.can('view_map'));
        console.log(AclService.hasRole('psAdmin'));
    }

    app.controller("RouteUserController", routeUserController);
}());

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Theoretically, the code you are showing should work. It seems like you might have an issue elsewhere in your app. What values does the code you posted log out into the console? What values were you expecting?

Can you also provide the run code block, so I can inspect it?

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Hey,

Thanks for your reply and this awesome angular-acl module. I was running into something issues that ngRoute was giving me and migrated to ui-router instead. Now, everything is working much more smoothly, and the AclService is preserved across the app!

Thank you,

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I use so , with ngRoute

app.run(['$rootScope', 'AclService',
    function($rootScope, AclService) {

        AclService.resume();
        $rootScope.acl = AclService;
   }
]);

throughout my app, template, I can use the acl calling dependent functions.

so

<li ng-show="acl.can('client.add')">
      <a ng-href="#/clients/new"><i class="fa fa-user-plus"></i> Adicionar</a>
</li>

or acl.hasRole('admin') , etc..

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It is working fine for ui-router also.
Thanks @mikemclin @brunoneve

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