问题
Suppose I have this tag in a template URL, into which HTML coming from the model is injected (HTML is basically <li> bullet points):
<div ng-bind-html="accident.description.impact"></div>
A portion of the model is as follows:
"cause":
"<ul>\n\
<li>\n\
<div><span inline-popover \n\
popover-html=\"Taper pour ouvrir la vue détaillée\" \n\
popover-placement=\"bottom\" \n\
popover-label=\"Larve de taupin\">Larve de taupin</span></div>\n\
</li>\n\
<li>Semences en cours de germination</li>\n\
</ul>",
And as you can see, some <li> contains tags that enables for opening a popup.
The issue I have, is that the span is cut off from his attributes, once injected in the partial.
Any idea?
回答1:
The problem here is: the ng-bind-html
does simply output the content of the variable. What you need here is a component, that $compiles
the code, to make additional directives work.
<div ng-compile-html="accident.description.impact"></div>
Javascript:
directives.directive("ngCompileHtml", function ($http, $compile)
{
return {
restrict: "A",
scope: {
"ngCompileHtml": "="
},
link: function (scope, element)
{
var template = angular.element(scope.ngCompileHtml);
$compile(template.contents())(scope);
$(element).append(template);
}
};
});
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23293620/angularjs-how-to-handle-a-popup-with-a-directive-so-that-data-comes-from-contro