I'm using AdminLTE template to create a simple web app. I'm traing to use AngularJS for my front end. I want to split my theme in some child themes because it's easier to mantein. To do this, i use "ng-include" directive, but the html in the child view isn't beeing display correctly:
in the past when I was using php with i don't have the same problem. WHat can I do?
Solution. I was using:
when using tag "ng-Include" the css don't work. So i include the first line of profile.html and i add the ng-Include directive:
This work fine for me!
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I'm new to ReactJS and have been trying to figure out the best approach to setting up the front end. I am trying to use a bootstrap template (https://colorlib.com/polygon/gentelella/index.html). I know JSX and HTML are different but are also very similar. When I try and use a snippet of HTML from the bootstrap template as JSX, the styling will appear correctly in the browser, but none of the buttons or graphs work. I imagine this happens because JSX is different from HTML and the rendered version in the browser does not respond to the browser JS. Is there any way around this? Do I have to rebuild all the functionality that comes with the template in a component?
I am using typescript with Angular. My requirement is to dynamically fill the contents of the tab.
I have a variable which has HTML content with Angular components included using ng-include.
I m using this variable in my HTML inside ng-bind-html tag. It is not recognising the Angular tags.
I'd I just use Normal HTML tags, it compiles fine.
In your plunker, Angularjs is never included, you don't have ng-app directive at the top, so I don't see how it can recognise anything related to Angularjs
I'm a beginner in AngularJs and I have a simple question: How do I change pages in AngularJS?
Not using router (ng-view) in AngularJS since I need a new html page where there's no common templates. I tried to use "ng-href" but it doesn't work well, since the system works under requireJS and the new html doesnt contain any js or css that I need. (except I force to add them..)
Does anyone has got some idea?
you can achieve with some template engine like "Swig" http://paularmstrong.github.io/swig/ with has a layout template were you base js and css and you can extend it.
I've making use of AngularJS Partial templates to create a dashboard. There is a listing view and when you click on an item, it switches to an Items-Detail partial.
Inside the Items detail partial, I'd like to show some charts via RGraph. However, for the life of me, I can't figure out how to do this.
I can't seem to invoke javascript from inside the partial html. So I think I need to do it in the controller, or maybe create a directive?
I'm pretty new to AngularJS so my understanding is still very rudimentary and likely misguided.
AngularJS ("jqlite") doesn't support <script> tags inside partials.
Include jQuery on your page, however, and it should work. Note that jQuery must be included before AngularJS.
See also AngularJS: How to make angular load script inside ng-include?
I'm building a single page web app when Backbone.js is my MV* framework. It requires Underscore.js so I wan't to use it as my template engine.
I set the template result as the view content to display in it's render function:
this.el.append( compiledTemplate );
I wonder about the right way to implement the template code:
Should it be a JS code that produce an HTML text?
Should it be an HTML file with a script tag to include the JS code?
How can I separate the display from the logic?
How can I write my CSS in a separate file (not in JS file)?
Well... this is what the Underscore template engine is, isn't it? so, no, your template should be HTML with interpolate tags.
Normally it is a DOM element whose content is the template, and, yes, it is used to be a script tag.
Force your self to only use interpolate Model attributes in your templates. You can pass especial pre-calculated attributes if you use any kind of Decorator technique.
There is not any Backbone or Underscore restriction to you not include your external CSS files as usual.