I'm sorry if my topic doesn't suit my question. I'm new to Angular and I'm practicing by building an app. I want to achieve this kind of effect:
I have a button and when the button is clicked, I want to have a floating box like this. What is the best way to do this in Angular? If I would do it, I put the HTML of the box in my view and call a controller method every time the button is clicked to toggle the display of the block (using ng-show). Is that a good method? What method would you recommend? Thanks!
Use the angular ui bootstrap popover directive.
Here is a link: http://angular-ui.github.io/bootstrap/
You will have to edit the template to inject custom html though.
Hope this helps.
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I have a crud application, The situation I want is when you click in the list, the edit form will be opened up in a modal dialog or toggling from the side.
the form is a template (/templates/form.html).
If I use ng-view, everything is simple, I set the templateUrl in the router and I get the form recompiled in the view.
But since I want to still see the grid, I want to open the form above it. so ng-view is not going to work.
how can I do the following from the controller:
load the template form maybe via ngInclude remember Im in the JS controller.
Bind the model
append the form with the binded model to the html
Thanks
Have you tried https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/directive/ngInclude ?
Hope it suits your case =)
I developed a directive to maintain inline help for a widget from a dropdown bootstrap menu, but when I click help from the dropdown, the popover is currently bound to the element and cannot be separated, so it opens absolute from that position.
But the requirement would be if we click help in the dropdown we have show popover like below
I am not sure if it even possible, anyways I'll list down the efforts that I made.
Angular-UI Bootstrap does not help, it does not possess any capabilities to programmatically trigger like bootstrap.
However, In Angular-UI Bootstrap we can add triggers which was done by Elijen, but it would be divided into two components.
My issue would be to create a single directive housing both the trigger and the popover like the second image. I don't want to kill the sanity of bootstrap by overiding the CSS. I wanted to know either we could write a method to detect the position and move to the top of the widget or anything like that, since it would be a reusable component.
The reason why it's a single directive is, it would be packed into webpack and made a cross-cutter tool.
The angular-ui-bootstrap popover listens to the popover-is-open attribute to support opening the popover programmatically.
I'm trying to implement the Material Design's Sidenav. I've got it to work correctly, but I was wondering if I can add templates to it like the mdDialog templates so that I can view different information on it?
I also was wondering how to get the side animation to work as for me right now, it just appears and has a fading black overlay.
Thanks
I've gotten the code from the post Angular-ui tooltip with HTML working but it's capabilities are not near what cluetip gave me. Things like not having automatically aligning based on screen position and other options make it not very useful for me. You can see the capability I'm wanting with Angular when you hover over the details buttons on the page http://www.siliconvalley-codecamp.com/session
Is there anything comparable to cluetip in the angular world? has anyone done an integration with angular and cluetip?
you could mod a popover element from http://angular-ui.github.io/bootstrap/ with css to do the same
I'm new to this AngularJS thing, and I want to create a carousel with Angular UI Bootstrap. Is it possible to go to a specific slide by clicking an button?
http://plnkr.co/edit/X0Mr1sPUr5Je0tfkzgjy
Many thanks!
Sure. Each slide can have a bindable active property. You can use it to mark any slide as active. Here is an example in a plunk: http://plnkr.co/edit/hvfaMFz4q1AlbOpuOwFv?p=preview