Some Scope Problem while recursion

[Michael Welt]

Hi,

i want to go through a structure in some kind of recursion, but the gui is not

acting the way i'd like it to :)

i attached the files for reproducing.

Short introduction to the main Model:

This is extracted from a "realworld" - Example so it maybe needs some explanation

on why i am doing things the way i did.

An array of products, each product has an array of attributes, and each attribute

can have attributes it self. This is where recursion takes place. Each product has

also a value called splitIdx which is a 2dimensional array. I need that for showing

purposes and sorting the attributes of the product. 

This splitIdx is where the code got broke, when i switch the products.

The splitIdx should tell the gui: show these attributes of product here, and these there.

thats why the code goes this way : 

<div ng:repeat="idxPart in currentProduct.splitIdx"> <!-- in real application it is just show left or right -->

  <div ng:repeat="idx in idxPart"> <!-- take all the idx which should be showed here -->

    <div ng:init="attribut = currentProduct.attributes[idx]"> <!-- tell the recursion on which attribut of the product to start -->

      <ng:include src=" 'recursion.html' ">

      </ng:include>

    </div>

  </div>

</div>

maybe this is just poor by my model design. or, as i guessed i just messed up with scope (sadly again).

anyway the product and it's attributes with subattributes are not correctly displayed. 

what did i mess up?

-- Michael

[Misko Hevery]

Hi Michael,

I took a look at your example and you got it mostly right. I am not sure what issues you were running into but:

1. I think you want ng:eval not ng:init
2. I have added some CSS to visualize it better
3. The example does not from file:// on some browser like chrome since they consider loading the recursion.html as security violation. But it does work in safari. It should work on all browser from http://

Let me know if this solves the issue, or if there are some more things you head in mind.

-- Misko

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[Michael Welt]

Hi Misko, thank you so very much :)

it was mainly about my fault using ng:init instead of ng:eval ... i was aware of the file:// issue, i forgot to mention

that i run the example on local webserver.

thanks, and although i ran into some beginner failure :) the time it took me to challenge some more complex

model then this in angular is nothing in contrast then it took me in some "old fashioned way" ...

-- Michael 

[Misko Hevery]

glad you find angular useful, no tell all your friends. :-)