Re: [angular.js] directive compile function and accessing the scope

[Vojta Jína]

This is not possible, during compile function, there is no scope. You should do this kind of stuff in the linking phase.

V.

On Tue, May 22, 2012 at 12:32 PM, Eddie <co...@rocketmail.com> wrote:

How do you access the directive attributes (which points to the parent scope) in the compile function?

In the linking function it is easy.

Eg: <div bs-dialog show="showDialog">

I am using code like: var show=$rootScope.$eval(tAttrs.show)

and to set it to false

$rootScope.$eval(tAttrs.show + ' = false')

In linking function I could use accessor:

scope.show() and scope.show(false) 

but not in the compile function?

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[Dalci Bagolin]

I need to create a table in a directive wich titles of colomns is based in an array that is in $scope controller.

If I use the link functions the data are not bind.

How can I do this?

http://jsfiddle.net/dalcib/KXEkn/

Dalci 

[john....@mokimobility.com]

Dalci,

Did you ever find a good way to do this, i know it was a long time ago?

I also am trying to achieve the same thing. Basically trying to build a table view directive and will have different amount of columns and data from different resources. I have a directive where he table html gets transcluded into the directive, and using a controller directive instead of a linking or compile function my headers and td's are rendered from my main scope controller.

[Alexandru Rada]

Hey guys, did you find the solution to pass the array to the compile function? what would be a solution to this? I have the same issue....

[John Walker]

My solution was to use ng-grid from the ui team