angularjs-ng-include

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()); }); }); 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 $templateCache. Better you load all the template at the starting of your app inside app run block //app will be your current app name app.run(['$templateCache','$q','

I am loading a html page via angular route inside a ng-view. The page which I am loading contains a ng-include tag, pointing to another html file. I tried all the below syntax = <div ng-include src="'some.jsp'"></div> <div ng-include="'login.jsp'"></div> <div ng-include src="include.url"></div> None working. But If I put the same tag outside the ng-view its working fine. What am I doing wrong? The url to the file should be relative to your index.html (main html file). If your structure is like this: index.html template template1.html template2.html and in template1 you want to ng-include

I have a view being loaded with an embedded text/ng-template which is not being found by a ng-include later in the file. The script block sits at the very top of the view file: <script type="text/ng-template" id="stringCondition"> <!-- template guts --> </script> Which I am loading later in the file with: <ng-include src="'stringCondition'"></ng-include> But is producing a 404 error in the console: GET http://localhost/~me/stringCondition 404 (Not Found) I've tried several variants on naming (like having .html on the end) and using ng-include as an attribute instead of the high level element.

I have a problem in hand in AngularJS and need some pointers. I have a view where I want to embed an external url (e.g. http://www.w3schools.com ). The embeded html page should respond to events like click and touch like a normal html page. I have used ng-include directive to get that working. Here is a code snippet: <ion-content> <div ng-include src="'http://www.w3schools.com'"</div> </ion-content> If I load the external html, I am getting the external webpage loaded, but all the links inside the page are broken. If I click on any link inside the loaded page, all links point to localhost now