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AngularJS - Get html from partial in directive Thanks, this is similar to one of the options I mentioned to blesh in the question comments, and is the best approach I've found till now. |
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AngularJS - Get html from partial in directive The ng-include must be in the view. I'm trying to keep the views clean. If I include it on load, then I must add a ng-hide directive too and I'm afraid I will end up with a lot of html widgets loaded and messing the html. I would like a solution that just adds the necessary html. I've added some sample code if it helps to get what I'm trying to do. Thanks for your time! |
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AngularJS - Get html from partial in directive @blesh, I've added some sample code to the question, thanks in advance! |
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AngularJS - Get html from partial in directive Added some sample code |
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AngularJS - Get html from partial in directive @blesh, I've come up with two alternatives: 1- put html in a String in the directive 2- make an ajax call for the file, compile it and append it to the DOM Option 2 is the most appealing right now, but I would love to know if there's a more standard solution using angular |
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Spring instantiates two times a bean @Ryan Stewart, I've already checked the "defining beans" list, and all the beans appear in the correct order... and just one time. The workflow while creating the beans seems to be all right, it first defines the businessBeanFactory and then creates one application context with all the beans prior to hibernate initialization. Here's the log: <pre> [11/08/11 9:43:40:995 ART] 0000002a ServletWrappe I SRVE0242I: [TIMAdminEAR] [/TIMAdminWeb] [FilterProxyServlet]: Inicialización satisfactoria. [11/08/11 9:43:45:691 ART] 0000002e ServletWrappe I SRVE0242I: [TIMAdminEAR] [/TIMAdminWeb] [loginServlet] |
