Hi Mike,
What you asking is possible, however, it involves some serious
hoop-jumping! Before going this road, may I ask what you are trying to
achieve? Perhaps there is a much simpler way to reach enlightenment ;)
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Mike,
Hmm, after giving it a second thought, the hoop-jumping wasn't that
difficult :)
Here is a working fiddle http://goo.gl/JmzQY2
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Just another anecdote to add to this.
Django Rest Framework serializes fixed-point decimal values as strings in
JSON as the only other option - float - would result in loss of precision.
The problem is that this means Angular doesn't set bound fields where the
input is type=number.
What's the
Hi Sander,
Thanks for the advice. I knew that my problem can be solved with ng-repeat,
but i hoped that this problem can be solved otherwise. Unfortunately i
can't use a unicode characters.
On Friday, January 17, 2014 6:06:57 PM UTC+3, Sander Elias wrote:
Hi Valentine,
ngBindHtml can't be
Hello guys.
I'm quite new to angular, but i havn't been able to find any clues on this
submit how i should handle it.
Im creating the a form and the fields gets validated fine when typing into
the fields, min-length max-length and so on.
But i can't seem to find a way how i should be able to
I want exactly same :
form data-ng-submit=submitInvoiceForm(); name=myForm novalidate
input type=text name=myNumber ng-model=number value=entered text/
input type=submit value=save/
/form
on submit form:
console.log($scope.myForm); // {myNumber: entered text }.
can anyone please suggest me..
Hi Andy,
If you need this, it is not that hard to make angular do what you need.
in this fiddle http://goo.gl/K5k9RZ I created an small directive to
handle what you need, and you don't even have to change anything in your
template/HTML
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Hi Valentine,
The only other option that comes to my mind is to preparse your data. What
I mean by that is that before displaying your data, you should convert it
to unicode.
something like:
function htmlDecode(input){
var e = document.createElement('div');
e.innerHTML = input;
Angular can scale quite fine. I've been using it in a large development
project. By large I mean hundreds of thousands of LOCs with more than two
dozen developers for a year now. We reaped tremendous benefits by moving
from the older framework we were on to Angular. Not only does it scale well
I believe that the ui-router can solve your problem
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Assunto: [AngularJS] Issue in adding smart banner on home
I'm trying to figure out how to have my app check to see if a user is
logged in and if so route them directly to the 'home' page and if not route
the to the login page. I need the local storage data to be available across
controllers so it seems like a service is the best fit for this. However,
Thanks Sander,
2 could work, but I think I'm left with the same dilemma. Where do I store
the data and how do I make it available to the controllers and directives?
The goal is to parse the JSON on a per page basis in a few different
directives which will build out page specific HTML. The
Hi Kalle,
Although your sample works now, this is not the right way to approach the
problem at hand. You are still using the DOM as source of truth. In
angular it isn't. If you are reading the dome to get some data, you are
doing it wrong.
have a look at this:
Hi Stephen,
here you go:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/angular/configuration$20bootstrap/angular/QQcKjcG18z0/887cmL5hEx0J
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/angular/configuration$20bootstrap/angular/QQcKjcG18z0/887cmL5hEx0J
If you combine my answer(s) with that off Jason,
Hi Kalle,
another alternative, if you really just need an array as you started your
sample with: http://jsfiddle.net/SanderElias/5v35s/
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Hi Raja,
A rewrite?
Basicly the same for whatever framework you are trying to swap out for
another. Angular isn't different in this regard.
What is different, is that you would dearly miss a lot of what angular does
in your 'new' version.
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Nice, that does make sense.
Thanks again for the info.
stephen
On Monday, January 20, 2014 9:58:27 AM UTC-8, Sander Elias wrote:
Hi Stephen,
here you go:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/angular/configuration$20bootstrap/angular/QQcKjcG18z0/887cmL5hEx0J
...and it works!
For the record, it looks like the code below. This was oddly difficult,
and a little outside the Angular way of doing things which makes me
concerned about unit testing, but I'll cross that bridge when I get there.
/* top of app.js file, before any Angular work is done. */
maanantai, 20. tammikuuta 2014 19.45.52 UTC+2 Sander Elias kirjoitti:
Although your sample works now, this is not the right way to approach the
problem at hand. You are still using the DOM as source of truth. In
angular it isn't. If you are reading the dome to get some data, you are
It seems the router does not attach template to ng-view if that Element
is within _included_ template.
However, it does get recognized, once another ng-view is present in
index.html.
Here is an example, where both ng-view get replaced:
http://plnkr.co/edit/D9XjjV70OHRZYTYKYk31?p=preview
And
Hi Stephen,
Looks good to me. The core angular team seem to follow my #1 approach.
Testing is easy, just put in some hardcoded json in your constant, and
you're set to go.
And yes, it's outside angular, because it needs to be in this case.
However, that you use angularJS in your app, doesn't
Hi Dmitri,
This has to do with the way ng-route works. During the CONFIG phase of your
app, the router looks for the ng-view directive. Thats not yet loaded at
that moment, so, nothing gets display'd
Also, you can have only 1 ng-view in your app. (how is route going to
figure out which one you
I have been thinking about this problem myself as my company has had a
crisis of faith with its current tech stack (GWT specifically), so I
appreciate where you are coming from.
Not based on anything except my understanding of how angular and DI works,
I would think that an angular app is very
Hi,
I just saw this video:-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OGGsf1ZXMs
I thought this was awesome. Anything that makes Angular DI more like Guice
is great in my books. A couple of questions though:-
* When can we expect to get this functionality? Would we have to wait for
2.0? I found the
In a ng-repeat collection, when a record has its checkbox selected I want
to disable all the other records checkboxes.
With my current code, that works but you can still checkbox the disabled
checkbox. Very strange...
http://plnkr.co/edit/jQ1qaUMKIy0Q4gswW6Ib
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Hi,
I have noticed something recently whereby my controller is being executed
twice when refreshing the browser windows. Unfortunately I can't seem to
replicate this in a simple example.
My routes are setup with a controller and templateUrl, however, navigating
to the route via a link does
Will mention also that I am using ngRoute, not ui-router or similar.
On Tuesday, 21 January 2014 10:08:06 UTC+11, Josh Schreuder wrote:
Hi,
I have noticed something recently whereby my controller is being executed
twice when refreshing the browser windows. Unfortunately I can't seem to
You've named the attribute name-attribute which will map to a variable
nameAttribute in your angular directive.
Rather than try to have this in your scope...
name: =nameAttribute
Use this in it's place...
nameAttribute: =
Then bind to the property nameAttribute instead of name. You'll
Trying to get a simple responsive navbar working with bootstrap 3.0.0 and
can't figure it out. I copy and pasted the code from
http://angular-ui.github.io/bootstrap/ Some navbar docs would be great.
http://plnkr.co/edit/zMaishdZiSqS7rT6buBi?p=preview
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I'm also suffering from detached DOM trees, and object properties that
cling on to them. I'm not manually manipulating the DOM, just using Jquery,
ng-repeat and a couple of ng-shows and hides
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-CM6Lx49vMeo/Ut4MXJtDFHI/Fik/UxeO2DYmcm0/s1600/snapshot1.png
I ended up getting a working example here:
https://github.com/andr3w321/angularjs-bootstrap3-responsive-navbar-example
I also opened an issue on github to get this or something similar added to
the docs: https://github.com/angular-ui/bootstrap/issues/1628
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