Please help me on, How can we make AngularJS compile the code generated by directive ?
You can even find the same code here, http://jsbin.com/obuqip/4/edit
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Here's a version that doesn't use a compile function nor a link function:
myApp.directive('helloWorld', function () {
return {
restrict: 'E',
replace: true,
scope: {
myUsername: '@'
},
template: '<span><div ng-show="myUsername">Hello {{myUsername}}</div>'
+ '<div ng-hide="myUsername">Sorry, No user to greet!</div></span>',
};
});
Note that the template is wrapped in a <span> because a template needs to have one root element. (Without the <span>, it would have two <div> root elements.)
The HTML needs to be modified slightly, to interpolate:
<hello-world my-username="{{names[0]}}"></hello-world>
Fiddle.
You need to create an angular element from the template and use the $compile service
jsBin
components.directive('helloWorld', ['$compile', function(compile) {
var directiveObj = {
link: function(scope, element, attrs) {
var strTemplate, strUserT = attrs.myUsername || "";
console.log(strUserT);
if (strUserT) {
strTemplate = "<DIV> Hello" + "{{" + strUserT +"}} </DIV>" ;
} else {
strTemplate = "<DIV>Sorry, No user to greet!</DIV>" ;
}
var e = angular.element(strTemplate);
compile(e.contents())(scope);
element.replaceWith(e);
},
template: function() {
console.log(args);
return "Hello";
},
restrict: 'E'
};
return directiveObj;
}]);
Code: http://jsbin.com/obuqip/9/edit
components.directive('helloWorld', function() {
var directiveObj = {
compile:function(element, attrs) {
var strTemplate, strUserT = attrs.myUsername || "";
console.log(strUserT);
if(strUserT) {
strTemplate = "<DIV> Hello " + "{{" + strUserT +"}} </DIV>" ;
} else {
strTemplate = "<DIV>Sorry, No user to greet!</DIV>" ;
}
element.replaceWith(strTemplate);
},
restrict: 'E'
};
return directiveObj;
});
Explanation: The same code should be used in compile function rather than linking function. AngularJS does compile the generated content of compile function.