AngularJS 1.8: Nested ng-if with Async Data Not Rendering Correctly
I just started working with I can't seem to get I'm facing an issue with nested `ng-if` statements in my AngularJS 1.8 application. I have a controller that fetches user data asynchronously from an API, and I'm trying to conditionally display elements based on the loaded data. My expectation is that once the data is loaded, the UI should reflect the changes accordingly. However, it seems like the inner `ng-if` isn't reevaluating correctly when the async data is resolved. Here's a simplified version of my code: ```javascript app.controller('UserController', function($scope, $http) { $scope.userData = null; $scope.loading = true; $http.get('/api/user') .then(function(response) { $scope.userData = response.data; }) .finally(function() { $scope.loading = false; }); }); ``` And in my HTML, I have: ```html <div ng-controller="UserController"> <div ng-if="loading">Loading...</div> <div ng-if="!loading"> <div ng-if="userData && userData.isActive">User is active</div> <div ng-if="userData && !userData.isActive">User is inactive</div> </div> </div> ``` I expect that once `loading` is false and `userData` is populated, the correct message about the user's status should display. Instead, I see nothing for a brief moment, and sometimes the status message doesn't change at all after the data is fetched. I've tried using `$timeout` to force a digest cycle but that didn't resolve it. I also checked the AngularJS docs regarding `ng-if`, but they don't seem to address how asynchronous data loading might affect nested `ng-if` conditions. Has anyone encountered a similar issue or can suggest a solution that ensures the UI updates as expected once the async operation is complete? My development environment is Linux.