Quick question about ngAttr

[Fernando Gabrieli]

Hi all, do you know what version of Angular supports the ngAttr directive? I am using v1.0.8

cheers

Fernando

[Kamal]

Fernando,

As far as the docs/code goes i don't see any directive with the specific name 'ngAttr' if you meant by the following attributes "ng-multiple,ng-selected,ng-checked,ng-disabled,ng-readonly,ng-required,ng-src,ng-href" (as per code are said as ngAttribute's) there are available in 1.0.8.

Regards,

Kamal

[Fernando Gabrieli]

Hi Kamal, thanks for replying, you mean using it like:

data-ng-attribute-style="background-color: red" ?

I tried it but it didn't work i might be doing something wrong

thanks

Fernando

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[Lucas Galfaso]

Hi,

  You can check how the ng-attr directive is used at http://docs.angularjs.org/guide/directive at the section named "ngAttr attribute bindings"

Note: it is not meant to be used for the `style` attribute, in that case use `ng-style`

-lg

[Fernando Gabrieli]

Thanks Lucas, but i think my angular version doesn't support it, 1.0.8, is this possible?

Also  i couldn't make ng-style accept adding "!important" to the rules, it just accepts the object with key, value, where can i put the "!important"?

[Lucas Galfaso]

Hi,

  Sorry, I thought that 1.0.8 did support for ng-attr-* directives, but it looks like that it not the case.

  "!important" is an attribute you can put in a css definition, everything you put at a `style` attribute overrides every css property for that element.

-lg

[Fernando Gabrieli]

I think if you set a class with !important it will have more specificity that an inline style, we should try it and see