I have a variable
x = "http://example.com?a={{a}}&b={{b}}
This variable is then used in a
ng-src={{x}}
Therefore it is important for me to url encode the variables a and b.
What i do currently is:
var func = $interpolate($scope.x);
var url = func($scope);
return $sce.trustAsResourceUrl(url);
My problem is that when a or b contains spaces they are not url encoded.
How can i tell the $interpolate function to url encode the variables a and b?
$interpolate
service does evaluates the{{}}
content and take those value from scope while evaluating scope.
As you want to see the url econded, you are not doing encoding of parameters anywhere. You need to encode your a
as well as b
in {{}}
interpolation using encodeURIComponent
of javascript. For that you need to create a wrapper method in scope that will call encodeURIComponent
method and return the encode URL
, method would be like below.
$scope.encodeContent = function(data){
return encodeURIComponent(data);
}
Thereafter your URL
would look like http://www.example.com/images.jpg?a={{encodeContent(a)}}&b={{encodeContent(b)}}
And while attaching it to src
of img
tag you need to evaluate interpolation first & then you can make that url as trusted as you are doing now.
Markup
<img src="{{trustedUrl(x)}}" width="50" height="50"/>
Code
$scope.trustedUrl = function(url){
var interpolatedUrl = $interpolate(url)($scope)
return $sce.trustAsResourceUrl(interpolatedUrl)
};
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