My component object looks like this:
var options = {
bindings: {
title: '<',
rows: '<'
},
controller: registers,
templateUrl: function ($element, $attrs) {
return '/app/dashboard/registers/register.html';
}
};
I need access to the bindings title
and rows
in my register.html
markup. I understand $element
and $attrs
but I'm not quite sure how to inject that into a templateUrl which is a string reference to an HTML file.
I would like to be able to use those values in the template as such:
<p>Title: {{vm.title}}</p>
<p>Rows: {{vm.rows}}</p>
Can someone point me in a direction where the templateUrl can use the curly braces to embed the values of the bindings into the markup?
It isn't related to templateUrl
function, no extra actions should be performed there.
If no controllerAs
option is specified, controller identifier defaults to $ctrl
, not vm
. Scope properties should be available in template as
<p>Title: {{$ctrl.title}}</p>
<p>Rows: {{$ctrl.rows}}</p>
Here is a demo that shows this (thanks to @AWolf).
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