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Directives inside ng-include

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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 ), but when I put the directive outside the ng-include it's working fine ( see HTML code below ) HTML:

How to make a list and grid view toggle switch control that loads in partials in AngularJS?

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问题 I am new to AngularJS and I've been unable to find specific tutorials of a list and grid view toggle switch buttons that loads in two different HTML partials. Read official ng-include , ng-switch official docs and searched SO. Unfortunately, we don't want to use UI-router. Is loading in two partials ( list.html and grid.html ) the correct Angular way of coding this? The most relevant help I've found are these: 1.http://tutorialzine.com/2013/08/learn-angularjs-5-examples (Example #5) There was

Prevent `ng-include` from creating isolated scope. AngularJS

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I am using ng-include src directive at multiple places in my HTML. Each ng-include is creating an isolated scope for itself which apparently is causing a lot of trouble for me. For example. <div ng-controller="parent"> <div ng-include src="'id1'"> </div> <div ng-include src="'id2'"> </div> <div ng-include src="'id2'"> </div> </div> In the html mentioned above, 4 scopes are getting created. 1 at parent where controller is defined and 3 are getting created by default at each ng-include src . Is it at all possible to prevent ng-include from creating an isolated scope for itself? If It is not

Pass parameter to Angular ng-include

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问题 I am trying to display a binary tree of elements, which I go through recursively with ng-include. What is the difference between ng-init="item = item.left" and ng-repeat="item in item.left" ? In this example it behaves exactly the same, but I use similiar code in a project and there it behaves differently. I suppose it's because of Angular scopes. Maybe I shouldn't use ng-if, please explain me how to do it better. The pane.html is: <div ng-if="!isArray(item.left)"> <div ng-repeat="item in

AngularJS : ng-include and ng-controller

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I have an app which I am building with angular, I have about 8-10 views to build out. All the views have a shared footer, based on the view and a set of business rules i need to conditionally show / hide some of the content on the footer. So. I have controllers for each view, and then one for the footer. I include the common footer layout using ng-include, where the html I am including references the footer controller in the ng-controller. Index.html <body ng-controller="MainCtrl as vm"> <p>Message from Main Controller '{{vm.mainMessage}}'</p> <div ng-include="'commonFooter.html'"></div> <

angularjs - Point ng-include to a partial that contains a script directive

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问题 This is an edit of the original question: When using the ng-include directive to reuse my header HTML on all pages, there is a slight delay in loading/rendering the top navbar. To alleviate the problem, I'm attempting to point ng-include to a header.html file that contains <script type='text/ng-template' id='header.html>...</script> so that it pre-loads the partial. But I can't seem to get it to work. I've only had success when sticking the contents of header.html directly in index.html,

Prevent `ng-include` from creating isolated scope. AngularJS

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问题 I am using ng-include src directive at multiple places in my HTML. Each ng-include is creating an isolated scope for itself which apparently is causing a lot of trouble for me. For example. <div ng-controller="parent"> <div ng-include src="'id1'"> </div> <div ng-include src="'id2'"> </div> <div ng-include src="'id2'"> </div> </div> In the html mentioned above, 4 scopes are getting created. 1 at parent where controller is defined and 3 are getting created by default at each ng-include src . Is

Angular passing scope to ng-include

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I have a controller that I wrote that I use in multiple places in my app with ng-include and ng-repeat , like this: <div ng-repeat="item in items" ng-include="'item.html'" ng-controller="ItemController" ></div> In the controller/template, I expect the item value to exist, and the whole thing is built around this idea. Now, though, I need to use the controller in a slightly different way, without the ng-repeat , but still need to be able to pass in an item . I saw ng-init and thought it could do what I needed, like this: <div ng-init="item = leftItem" ng-include="'item.html'" ng-controller=

Why does AngularJS ng-view not work locally?

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I have been working for a few hours on getting my links to click through to different views with my AngularJS app. However, I can only seem to get the functionality to work online on Plunker. I've been trying to test the click-through functionality on my machine locally and ng-view does not seem to load. When I download my Plunker code that I know is correct because it is working on Plunker, ng-view seems to quit working once it's hosted locally. I've also had similar issues with ng-include and directives I've defined as their own HTML tags. Is there a reason these don't work locally on my

Conditional ng-include in angularjs

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How can I do the ng-include conditionally in angularJS? For example I only want to include something if, the variable x is set to true . <div ng-include="/partial.html"></div> If you are using Angular v1.1.5 or later, you can also use ng-if : <div ng-if="x" ng-include="'/partial.html'"></div> If you have any older version: Use ng-switch : <div ng-switch on="x"> <div ng-switch-when="true" ng-include="'/partial.html'"></div> </div> Fiddle You could also do <div ng-include="getInclude()"></div> In your controller $scope.getInclude = function(){ if(x){ return "partial.html"; } return ""; } A