Callback for after Angular has updated the DOM after a $scope variable change.

[Raj Sekharan]

I'm currently developing a DOM heavy application that uses angularjs. I need to add event handlers to individual elements in a ngrepeat. The ngrepeat is bound to a array that could change based on user action. I need to be able to get a notification after angular finishes the updates for the DOM so that I can do come actions on the new elements in the scope. is it possible to do this?

[paweł kamiński]

I dont think angular has something like that build in, but you could extend ngRepeat (I know this is a big chunk of code)

[Raj Sekharan]

I need it not just for ngRepeat but generally to get notification when a $scope property changes the DOM. Even a single variable binding should be listenable. Are there any alternatives to modifying Angular core. 

[Alan Hampson]

ngView has a $viewContentLoaded event. (fires when the content is reloaded)

http://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng.directive:ngView

Is this of any help? I'm not completely following your use case here.

[Alain Chautard]

You can use $timeout(function() { .... your code here ...}); whcih will basically run your specific code once the DOM has finished rendering.

[Tony pee]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15207788/calling-a-function-when-ng-repeat-has-finished

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