Hi,
I am trying to find out how to enable and disable directives on the fly,
and recompiled based on the original DOM, controlled by an outer directive
if this is possible, or controlled by anything else if its not. :)
*Static page input *
<div data-rootDirective="XYZ"...
blabablalb
</div
Based on XYZ, the root directive, will wrap the transcluded DOM in certain
"additional functionality" by way of more directives,
*output*
<div class="rootDirective...
<div class="directive1" ...
<div class="directive2" ...
...
blablabla
</div>
Then the element is $compiled
This part is working great, but now I need to be able to dynamicaly
enable/disable all the wrapping directives.
Then it gets tricky though, because the DOM should be recompiled based on
the static/original content, not the output of the various directives that
were previously compiled.
I am playing around a bit with linking/transclude functions right now,
trying to get something working, but so far everything is a bit murky.
Anyone have a clean solution that keeps the logic isolated either to its
own unit, or to the rootDirective only?
Thanks,
Brian
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