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coiso
coiso

Reputation: 7479

is it possible to pass a json object with vars as an angularjs directive param?

here is how I am trying now:

<ul
    class="list"
    list query="
        {
            'people': [{'people.id': '+id_+' }],
                    }
                }" 
>
   <!-- ... -->

on the directive I do:

var query = scope.$eval(attrs.query);

but by logging this variable I can see that the '+id_+' variable is not 'replaced' it's value.

I know there are many other ways of achieving the same resilt, but I feel like this one would be the most dynamic for at least this situation.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 42

Answers (1)

ms87
ms87

Reputation: 17492

You need to evaluate the the value of _id when you pass it in as an attribute: {{_id}}, see this plunk. However for the sake of readability I would avoid passing in Json objects like that into a directive, place that object on your controllers scope and pass that variable to the directive.

Upvotes: 1

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