>
>
> What is the scope that you set? I assume you are defining this inside a
> directive.
>
>
Thanks, that was exactly the question I should have asked myself :-) As the
code stands now, the template is compiled and linked to the scope of the
directive in which the template is added. So the best way would be add any
values to that scope and to access them from the child scope via
scope.$parent. In practice this should look like:
in the directive the element is added:
scope.image = "../img/thumb.png"
event = $compile(template)(scope)
and in the scope of the directive of the newly created child:
scope.image = scope.$parent.image
Of course, this requires a directive, e.g. "event", which is to be attached
to the template like:
<div class="event" event>
<div class="event-left"></div>',
<div class="event-right"></div>',
<div class="event-thumbnail">
<img ng-src="{{image}}" class="event-thumbnail-img">
</div>',
</div>
Probably not the most elegant solution, but it works like this...
tomw
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