angularjs-ng-transclude

angularjs function in parent directive not getting called from transcluded html

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问题 I have created a dropdown list like feature using angualrjs directive, The directive is working somewhat but not in correct way I expected. Following are the issues which I am facing. The drop-down list alignment is correct for static but not for dynamic I am not able to select any of the option list since getValue function which I have defined in the parent directive is not been invoked from the trancluded directive Can anyone please tell me some solution for this My code is as given below

Angularjs directive add directives as attribute and bind them dynamically

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问题 Hi i am working on directive where i need to edit DOM add ng-src attribute and a model to it. This is my DOM <edit-component> <img src="images/logo.png" title="Hearty Wear" /> </edit-component> I need the result DOM be `<div> <img src="images/logo.png" title="Hearty Wear" ng-src={{myModel}} /> </div> ` Such that when i update myModel with data the image should be updated UPDATE sam.directive('editComponent', function() { return { restrict: 'EA', transclude: true, replace: true, templateUrl:

Illegal use of ngTransclude directive in the template! when doing transclusion manually

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问题 I preciously asked on SO if it was possible to transclude the inner contents of a directive twice in the directive template (clone it and insert it in two places in the template). A very helpful person helped me put this plunkr together. http://plnkr.co/edit/k2UB1o4CTHtZ1voS0OKN?p=preview It seems to work at first. The problem comes when I use any child element which uses transclusion itself. The error I get is... [ngTransclude:orphan] Illegal use of ngTransclude directive in the template! No

AngularJS : How to transclude and have both isolate scope and parent scope?

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问题 I have a pattern wherein many item types are "editable". This means that I have lots of templates (one for each editable item type) that expect to have unique fields, but common functions (edit, save, cancel edit, delete, etc.). These common functions lead to lots of repetition on controllers: save , edit , cancel , etc., and very repetitive error-handling. One way I looked at of dealing with this was to have each controller "decorate" itself (using a service), but it got messy as well. I

Illegal use of ngTransclude directive in the template! when doing transclusion manually

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I preciously asked on SO if it was possible to transclude the inner contents of a directive twice in the directive template (clone it and insert it in two places in the template). A very helpful person helped me put this plunkr together. http://plnkr.co/edit/k2UB1o4CTHtZ1voS0OKN?p=preview It seems to work at first. The problem comes when I use any child element which uses transclusion itself. The error I get is... [ngTransclude:orphan] Illegal use of ngTransclude directive in the template! No parent directive that requires a transclusion found. Element: For example I have a button directive

AngularJS : How to transclude and have both isolate scope and parent scope?

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I have a pattern wherein many item types are "editable". This means that I have lots of templates (one for each editable item type) that expect to have unique fields, but common functions (edit, save, cancel edit, delete, etc.). These common functions lead to lots of repetition on controllers: save , edit , cancel , etc., and very repetitive error-handling. One way I looked at of dealing with this was to have each controller "decorate" itself (using a service), but it got messy as well. I prefer a directive, say, 'editable': <form name="editGroup" editable> <div ng-show="editMode"> <!-- lots

When to use transclude 'true' and transclude 'element' in Angular?

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When should I use transclude: 'true' and when transclude: 'element' ? I cant find anything about transclude: 'element' in the angular docs, they are pretty confusing. I would be happy if someone could explain this in simple language. What is the benefit of each option? What is the real difference between them? This is what I have found : transclude: true Inside a compile function, you can manipulate the DOM with the help of transclude linking function or you can insert the transcluded DOM into the template using ngTransclude directive on any HTML tag. and transclude: ‘element’ This transcludes

When to use transclude 'true' and transclude 'element' in Angular?

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问题 When should I use transclude: 'true' and when transclude: 'element' ? I cant find anything about transclude: 'element' in the angular docs, they are pretty confusing. I would be happy if someone could explain this in simple language. What is the benefit of each option? What is the real difference between them? This is what I have found : transclude: true Inside a compile function, you can manipulate the DOM with the help of transclude linking function or you can insert the transcluded DOM