The people using this code have a pretty slow internet connection (like
900kbps down), and it's wreaking a little havoc on some seemingly simple
thing.
I've got something like this in my page:
<div ng-if="loaded.loaded" ng-controller="NoteCategorySectionController">
<div xmd-note-edit note-type="{{noteType.NOTETYPE}}"></div>
</div>
<div ng-if="loaded.loaded">
<div
ng-include="'assets/partials/noteTypeEditLink.html'"></div>
</div>
The first directive is a pretty simple template directive. Just used to
encapsulate a table.
The ng-include is something like this:
<a class="body" ng-click="exposeNoteEdit(noteType)"
value="test">Add {{noteType.ABBREVIATION === '' ? noteType.NOTETYPE :
noteType.ABBREVIATION}}</a>
The xmd-note-edit directive never flashes code. Ever. The ng-include bit
flashes code 80% of the time. I can't for the life of me get it to
disappear consistently.
The bit that's in the ng-include used to be directly coded into the page.
I thought maybe the html was loading before angular was loaded, thus the
constant code flash. So, I figured putting it in an ng-include would
ensure that didn't happen. Apparently that wasn't the problem.
Also of note, this is NOT an entire angular app. I'm just including
angular on a few pages for some two-way binding.
All suggestions appreciated.
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