Hi Paul,
ng-repeat creates new scopes, your click function updates that scope, not
the parent scope where you probably expect it.
the easy solution, make sure there is an dot in your scope vars,
like:
<div ng-init="seek={}">
<th ng-repeat="th in [ref.th](http://ref.th/)"><a href=""
ng-click="seek.predicate = '{{th}}'; seek.reverse=true">{{th}}</a></th>
Regards
Sander
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