Reputation: 2936
In my view model I have an array of exactly 4 icon names.
If I place the 4 images like so:
<img ng-src="{{'/Content/img/' + vm.indicator[0]}}" alt="" />
<img ng-src="{{'/Content/img/' + vm.indicator[1]}}" alt="" />
<img ng-src="{{'/Content/img/' + vm.indicator[2]}}" alt="" />
<img ng-src="{{'/Content/img/' + vm.indicator[3]}}" alt="" />
they appear nicely in a row as desired.
However, when I use
<div ng-repeat="indicator in vm.indicator track by $index">
<img ng-src="{{'/Content/img/' + indicator}}" alt="" />
</div>
they appear below each other. (note: I need the "track by $index" bit because some icons have the same name).
I don't understand it. If I just place an empty div around the first code nothing changes. Why would the ng-repeat div change anything? And how can I make the two code snippets behave the same?
This is not a huge problem in my case because I always have exactly 4 icon names in my array. But what if the array was of variable length?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 2223
Reputation: 5405
Put the ng-repeat in the img tag like so
<div >
<img ng-repeat="indicator in vm.indicator track by $index" ng-src="{{'/Content/img/' + indicator}}" alt="" />
</div>
That way you dont make multiple divs
Upvotes: 1