AngularJS template to static html

[Wouter van marrum]

Hello everyone,

I was wandering how I could get a static html file from an angularJS template.

Without the AngularJS resources.

Maybe it sounds dumb but I am used to work with php and would love to stay with php.

If somebody can help me or knows how it would be great if you could help me.

Best regards,
Wouter van Marrum.

[Kirru]

Use directives to load static templates. Read angular directive document, it will be great starting point for you.

Thanks,

K

[Raul Vieira]

Hi Wouter

Your question was a little unclear to me.

Are you trying to extract an ng template to work with it server side or include a server side template created using php into angular?

Raul

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[wouter vm]

Hello Raul,

Sorry it was so unclear.
I am trying to extract the ng template so I get the static page only.
Without using angularjs.

Hope this is a bit clearer.
Greets Wouter.

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Hi Wouter

Your question was a little unclear to me.

Are you trying to extract an ng template to work with it server side or include a server side template created using php into angular?

Raul

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[Raul Vieira]

Ok it's a little clear, but still not crystal:)

If the templates are server side then the client application (non-angular) can make a request for them asynch or not.  Of course no ng processing will have taken place.

If the templates are in the Dom using script tags then you can access them as well.  Other mechanisms will require ng.

Probably not that useful, but maybe you can describe your goals.

Raul

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[wouter vm]

Well I bought the #app# because it is a nice looking admin template.
Which comes in handy for my own backend system.

So apparently it didn't have the static html pages without the use of angularjs.
So now I need to break it down so it will work without angularjs.

Sorry for the bad description if it still lacks.
End line is I need the html not the functions.

Best regards Wouter.

[Raul Vieira]

If the templates are remote and you just need a copy and paste then use the Dom inspector to get the templates.  Still seems limited.

I hope that helps.

Raul

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[Wouter van marrum]

Hello Raul, 

No I have all the files that are being used.

But it is a annoying task when you never ever touched angular.

So I hope it will be not an time consuming task.

But could you explain to me what the ng-class does exactly ? 

Wouter.

Op zaterdag 13 december 2014 01:35:43 UTC+1 schreef Raul Vieira: