angularjs-ng-include

问题 I am trying to use an ng-repeat that includes an ng-include . The problem is that the first element in the ng-repeat is just the ng-include template with none of the data from the ng-repeat filled in. Is there a way I can somehow bind the template from the ng-include so it works on the first ng-repeat ? <div ng-repeat="item in items"> <div ng-include src="'views/template.html'"></div> </div> For example, if my ng-repeat contains 10 items, then the first item that is rendered will just be the

问题 I'm aware that Angular filters can only be applied to arrays, not objects I'm attempting to include templates added dynamically using the following code. All seems to work well until you see the order What I would like to have this order: Create Book Address here is the Plunker 回答1: Instead of using a key-value object, why not use an array? ng-repeat orders the iteration by the index of the iterated object/array. FORKED DEMO $scope.templates = [ 'create.html', 'book.html', 'address.html' ];

问题 My Problem is Click event is not firing from alert.html. In index.html I have included output.html assigned to outputController, in output.html I have included alert.html by default alert.html will be hidden. When I click on a button from output.html it will fire openWindow() method, inside it will call javascript alert method. (Where as we have overwritten the window.alert method to change the view of normal basic alert.) I can able to get the view in alert dialogue and even I can able to

问题 Any idea why this is happening? I try to use ng-include="'html_template'" URL Result WITH ng-include http://localhost/app/grid#/leave URL Result WITHOUT ng-include http://localhost/app/grid#leave Notice that the forward slash "/" is added. 回答1: Actually there is question and answer about that Preserve traditional anchor behavior with ng-include In summary of that answer, ng-include requires $anchorScroll, and $anchorScroll requires $location. As long as $location is involved, it changes the

问题 Here's a jsfiddle showing the problem: http://jsfiddle.net/yRLKe/5/ One button compiles before injecting to the DOM, the other one injects before compiling. I did both to make sure that how I compile wasn't the cause of the problem. Whichever button you click, check the console output and you'll see that the actual template's contents are not available when selecting from the DOM. So the question is firstly why? - why does it behave this way? but most importantly how ? - how can I get access

问题 How can run a line of jQuery once all the partials in the page loaded. No luck with $(document).ready and $(document).load is there any other ways? app.controller('PageCtrl', function () { $(document).ready( function() { $(".left-nav").height( $('.content-area').height()); }); }); 回答1: Any template which gets loaded in angular, first it get stored in $templateCache then it gets used. And for second time it directly gets fetched from $templateCache. Better you load all the template at the

问题 My angular project's path is like this web server.py ##flask server program app static app.js controllers.js etc... templates index.html home.html index.html <!-- this didn't work --> <ng-include src="templates/home.html"><ng-include> <!-- nor did this --> <ng-include src="home.html"></ng-include> home.html <h1> home! </h1> Except I don't see the partial (home.html) in my output. Anyone see my mistake? 回答1: The src attribute of ng-include expects a string. Either you pass a scope variable, or

问题 I'm struggling to wrap my mind around how to have an ng-include not use an extra DOM element as I'm building an angular app from a plain-HTML demo. I'm working with pretty slim HTML with fully developed, tightly DOM-coupled CSS (built from SASS) and refactoring is something I want to avoid at all costs. Here's the actual code: <div id="wrapper"> <header ng-controller="HeaderController" data-ng-class="headerType" data-ng-include="'/templates/base/header.html'"> </header> <section ng-controller

问题 I'm building a simple angularjs app and I'm trying to implement login without page refresh. What I'm doing On init the ng-include loads the /set/save. The /set/save got the <a fblogin>Login with Facebook</a> in it. So when clicked the directive opens a window and when the window is closed it should change the src of the ng-include. The problem When the directive is used inside the ng-include ( ng-include src has default value on init ), nothing happens ( no errors in console, just nothing ),

问题 When I use ng-include as a title, how do I catch the error when the address (file path) does not exist? I finished a ng-include router inside a ng-view(with ng-route) , It's a little bit like this: ContentCtrl : var content = $route.current.params.content, tmplArr = content.split("_"), tmpl = {}, personId=$route.current.params.personId||$scope.persons[0].id; $scope.personId=personId; tmpl.url = "content/"; for (var i = 0, len = tmplArr.length; i < len; i++) { tmpl.url += tmplArr[i] + "/"; }