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farzad
farzad

Reputation: 654

How use controller variable inside a AngularJs directive

How use controller variable inside a directive . I used popoverHtml inside scope in directive but when i add type like this type not work :

like this : scope: { popoverHtml:'@', type: @ },

my html is :

 good <input type='radio' name='type' value='good' data-ng-model='type' 
data-ng-change='change(type)' />
    bad <input type='radio' name='type' value='bad' data-ng-model='type'
 data-ng-change='change(type)' />
        <next-level id='pop' popover-html='{{typeMessage}}'></next-level>

my controller is :

var app = angular.module('plunker', []);

app.controller('MainCtrl', function($scope) {
  $scope.typeMessage = 'PopOverTest';
  $scope.type = false;
  $scope.change = function(type){
    if(type == 'good'){
      $scope.typeMessage = 'very good';
    }else if(type == 'bad'){
      $scope.typeMessage = 'very bad';
    }
  };
});

my directive :

    app.directive('nextLevel', function () {
            return {
                restrict: 'EA',
                scope:{ popoverHtml:'@'},
           template: '<a ui-sref="register" tabindex="0" linkdisabled="{{type}}" 
 class="btn btn-block btn-success ng-class: {disabled: !(type)}" role="button" >next</a>',
                link: function (scope, el, attrs){
                  $(el[0]).popover({
                        trigger: 'click',
                        html: true,
                        toggle:'popover',   
                        title: 'notice !!',
                        content: scope.popoverHtml,  // Access the popoverHtml html
                        placement: 'bottom'
                    });

                  attrs.$observe('popoverHtml', function(val){
                    $(el[0]).popover('hide');
                    var popover = $(el[0]).data('bs.popover');
                     popover.options.content = val;
                    console.log(popover); 
                  })


                } 
            };   
        });

demo : https://plnkr.co/edit/wfC4DrTIp8fRIs6hEEDa?p=preview

Upvotes: 0

Views: 214

Answers (1)

Ravi Teja
Ravi Teja

Reputation: 1107

You cannot send type as @ binding to the directive, if you want to use it inside ng-class. If you do changes to type in main controller, they will not be reflected in ng-class inside the directive. Take look here.

In order to reflect changes in ng-class you have to pass it as an = binding.

Plunker here

Upvotes: 1

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