Say I create a custom directive without assigning a number to its "priority" property, does it get a default priority? If so, what is it? Thanks.

AFAIK default priority is ZERO. Which means that any directive that
specifies non-zero value for priority will execute before.

Cheers,
Pawel

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Thanks for your prompt answer, Pawel. It would be nice if this piece of information is written into the section about directives in the official docs. 

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AFAIK default priority is ZERO. Which means that any directive that
specifies non-zero value for priority will execute before.

Cheers,
Pawel

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On the priority topic, is it possible to define a custom directive and to make it execute after ng-switch directive? Which value should I use for my directive priority?

Hi Corinne,

Actually I've just looked at the code:

Hello Dan

The problem I was trying to sort was an issue with list refresh in
jQuery mobile. I know from reading the mailing list that using jQuery
mobile is not the best recommanded approach but to me jqm is solving
all my needs on the mobile ui aspect.

Main issue with jqm/angular is always around refresh. Angular resolves
its HTML but then you need to tell jqm to do its rendering. For list
you use a listview('refresh') method. I've wrapped those refresh in a
directive jqm-refresh. For my footer, I need different button (create
vs save + delete) depending where I am in my flow. I used
ng-swith/ng-switch-when for conditional display in my footer. As
mention earlier I also added jqm-refresh directive so that the button
label changes AND that jqm renders the <a> link as  a button.
But when used before the list is created (angular ng-switch is
resolved), jqm is unhappy an let you know by throwing the classical
exception "cannot call methods on listview prior to initialization"

For that use case I wanted to use priority. I want first to resolve
the ng-switch before the jqm-refresh. Which prioty should I use?

Cheers,
Corinne
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Hi back

Forgot to precise, if you think it can help I can do a jsFiddle
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Corinne

Corinne,

Yes, plunker/jsFiddle would allow someone here to help you come up with a more specific workaround!

Hi Dan

Here is my jsFiddle
http://jsfiddle.net/corinnekrych/DbHk7/1/

I didn't manage to set the buttonAction to 'ADD' though...

Hello Dan