Hi Noah,
You are better off by creating a component for this. The reason your code
does not work: It does get added to the DOM quite right, however, angular
is not automatically compiling new additions. This means you have to use
$compile if you really want something like this to work.
However, why would you do something like this by string manipulation and a
lot of extra code, when you also can do it simply in the template?
something like this will work:
<div ng-repeat="option in $ctrl.options">
<input type="radio" ng-model='$ctrl.result' ng-value="option"
ng-change="$ctrl.actOnChange($ctrl.result)">
{{option}}
</div>
see it working in this plunk
<http://plnkr.co/edit/3rIhi3vCM766w9Rxan0F?p=preview>
Regards
Sander
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