Hi,
I have a $destroy event handler registered on a scope.
<ng-include src='"include1.html"' ng-if="includedTemplate==1"></ng-include>
<ng-include src='"include2.html"' ng-if="includedTemplate==2"></ng-include>
include1.html registers a $destroy event handler on its scope.
Toggling the includeTemplate scope variable between 1 & 2, loads either
include1.html or include2.html.
When this variable is changed from 1 to 2, include1.html scope gets
destroyed and this triggers the $destroy listener registered there.
It was found that the $id retrieved from the $event.targetScope was
different from the one, the listener was registered against.
$event.targetScope seems to be a parent scope of the one the listener was
registered against.
How can I retrieve the actual scope as and when destroyed?
My angularjs version is 1.4.7.
I'm sharing a sample I tried out:
https://embed.plnkr.co/RjhS5dEjI2PpSmjqzqBQ/
Regards
Parvathy
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