Hi, there.
I’m trying to do some thigs on <ons-navigator> “postchange” event via AngularJS -> var_name.on( … ) method, and I’m not getting the right behavior when inlcuded in ons.ready

html

<ons-page ng-controller="myCtrlr">
   <ons-navigator var="nav_app">
      <!--  content  -->
   </ons-navogator>
</ons-page>

js

var app = ons.bootstrap();
app
.controller('myCtlr', function( $scope ){
   ons.ready(
      nav_app.on('postchange', function(){
          // --- something cool
      })
   )
})

My fallback so far, has been using $timeout … like this

var app = ons.bootstrap();
app
.controller('myCtlr', function( $scope, $timeout ){
   $timeout( function(){
      nav_app.on('postchange', function(){
          // --- something cool
      })
   }, 100)
})

So, I dont know if I’m doing something wrong but I wish I can use ons.ready so it’s done the proper way.

Any help would be very appreciated.
Cheers.

jjyepez