ng-bind

问题 I have a use case, where we can have '&' and '>' characters in a string. eg. Johnson & Johnson, value > 3 . So while the response from server is encoded, hence the value becomes 'value &ampgt; 3'. ng-bind doesn't support the following: value > 3 will be rendered for ngBind , whereas the browser renders the same content as value > 3 . http://jsfiddle.net/HKahG/2/ Ng:bind <div ng-bind="model"></div> Ng:bind-html <div ng-bind-html="model"></div> <div> From Div: value > </div> Why is this default

问题 There is an object having objData.pendingCount = '2',objData.refundCount = '1',objData.saleCount = 43; I performed <td ng-bind="(objData.pendingCount / objData.saleCount * 100).toFixed(2)"></td> this is working fine but when I do <td ng-bind="(objData.pendingCount +objData.refundCount)/ objData.saleCount * 100).toFixed(2)"></td> Here + is not performing arithmetic opration rather it is concating. How can I achieve this ? 回答1: I assume that these values come from a text box of some sort (via

问题 I got the code from another question and it's straightforward and working fine <div ng-controller="ExampleController"> <p ng-bind-html="testHTML"></p> (function(angular) { 'use strict'; angular.module('bindHtmlExample', ['ngSanitize']) .controller('ExampleController', ['$scope', function($scope) { $scope.testHTML = 'I am an <code>HTML</code>string with ' + '<a href="#">links!</a> and other <em>stuff</em>'; }]); })(window.angular); Suppose, I'm getting an object and I want to show an element

问题 So I want to put a variable through a filter inthe ng-bind directive ng-bind="input | filter" but I want to insert more text ng-bind="input | filter + 'more' " but this isn't working. Is there a way to add more text in ng-bind, like you could if you were simply using {{}} : {{input | filter}} more 回答1: Instead of interpolating(using {{}} ) something in the ng-bind directive you can simply enclose the filtered value with a parenthesis and append your text. <h1 ng-bind="(input | filter) + '

问题 I am using ng-bind-html but the links in the to binding html won't work. This is the code for binding the content: <div class="list-group-item-text" ng-class="article.img.length >0 ? 'col-md-10' : 'col-md-12'" ng-bind-html="article.content | to_trusted"> </div> This is how the link gets compiled the to_trusted filter looks like this: .filter('to_trusted', ['$sce', function($sce){ return function(text) { return $sce.trustAsHtml(text); }; }]) and still, when I click on the link nothing happens.

问题 Jquery is ignoring all Angular ng binds(ng-app,ng-controller,ng-bind..) on page change.They are working in index but when I navigate to other pages ng-s just aren't working.Is there a way to "rebind" angular when page dynamically changes? in first html: <section data-role="page" ng-app="aki" ng-controller="akicontroller"> <a href="sec.html"></a> </section> in second html ng-app and ng-controller are ignored: <section data-role="page" ng-app="aki" ng-controller="akicontroller"> </section>

问题 I know there are a ton of questions already on this topic, I tried the solutions I found but it doesnt seem to work. Basically I have this directive called basicMunch that goes through an array of objects and creates some html. Everything works nicely and bind other than the ng-modal Here is the code for the directive: > munches.directive('basicmunches', function() { return { > require: 'ngModel', > template:`<div class='columns'> <div ng-repeat="mu in basicMunches" class="card column col-4

问题 I have a view with one list item. After user clicked on this item, the modal form show. When user change value and close modal, the item-not not updating. View: <ion-view ng-controller="settingsController"> <ion-content> <div class="list"> <ion-item class="item-icon-left" ng-click="openLanguageModal()"> <i class="icon ion-chatboxes"></i> {{'Language'| translate}} <span class="item-note"> <div ng-bind="choice"></div> </span> </ion-item> </div> </ion-content> <script id="language-modal.html"

问题 I have an array of objects ( $scope.fields ) that define how input fields should be set up for the $scope.data object model. The fieldName property is actually the path in the data Object to the field. Nested objects are separated by a period mark. eg: $scope.data = { user: { } } $scope.fields = [ {fieldName:'user.firstName',fieldLabel:'First Name',dsiabled:false} {fieldName:'user.location.lat',fieldLabel:'Latitude',dsiabled:false} {fieldName:'user.location.long',fieldLabel:'Latitude'