Thanks again for the replies, Eric.
I'm not sure that DynamicComponentLoader is what I'm looking for. I found
this Angular 2 / Bootstrap Modal Dialogs project
<https://github.com/shlomiassaf/angular2-modal>, which has some code that
uses DynamicComponentLoader
<https://github.com/shlomiassaf/angular2-modal/blob/master/src/BootstrapModal/BootstrapModal.ts>
.
But looking at that code, it seems to inject existing HTML elements, not
convert strings of HTML text (such as "<mycustom></mycustom>") into working
HTML. If I'm wrong let me know... Could be that I'm mis-understanding the
source code.
Another related question: when defining a @View annotation, such as:
@View({
template: <div><multiselect></multiselect></div>',
})
would it be possible to change, at run-time, the HTML in the "template"
portion? If so then maybe that could be part of the solution to my problem.
That possibly combined with compileInHost
<https://angular.io/docs/js/latest/api/core/Compiler-class.html>. I don't
really know what compileInHost does, but it seems like it *might *be the
ticket. I'm currently googling code that uses it... but it seems to compile
existing classes that have a predefined template... which is useless to me
unless I can change the HTML in the template before compiling.
-Vern
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