Adding a new element into the DOM with angularjs d

问题:

Explaining further,

I am using angular-summernote and I am using a directive to insert new WYSIWYG editor instances inside of the DOM. However, when I insert it into the DOM, the new editor does not load maybe because the init has already been fired.

Here is the directive I am using, as well as a jsFiddle that works, it does insert the editor tags but it does not generate/start another editor: JSFiddle

angular.module('summernoteDemo', ['summernote'])
    .directive('addSummernote', function () {
    return function (scope, element, attrs) {
        element.click(function () {
            element.parent().find(".summernotes").append('<summernote></summernote>');
        })
    }
})

How can I make it so that it 'listens' to a new insert and load the editor properly? Is there a better way to do this? I've tried using $watch and $compile but I am afraid I just did not use them properly. T

回答1:

What you are trying to do is fine, the element gets added to the DOM. But the issue is that the element that gets added needs attention from angular because it has a directive and it needs to be rendered in that manner. So you would need to re compile the element that you are adding using the $compile service. So after adding the element to the DOM you are basically compiling the element to render the directive and in the process attaching a respective scope to it.

.directive('addSummernote', ['$compile', function ($compile) {

    var template = '<summernote config="options" on-image-upload="imageUpload(files, editor, welEditable);"></summernote>';

    return function (scope, element, attrs) {

        element.click(function () {
            var elm = angular.element(template); //Get the element
            element.parent().find(".summernotes").append(elm); //Append it to DOM
            $compile(elm)(scope); //Now compile it to render the directive.            
        });

 }]);

Demo

Instead of binding the event manually you could just render the entire button as a directive with (replace option so that tha attributes on the directive on the mark up will be available in the rendered element as well.)

.directive('addSummernote', function ($compile) {

        var template = '<summernote config="options" on-image-upload="imageUpload(files, editor, welEditable);"></summernote>';

        return {
            restrict:'E',
            replace:true,
            template: '<input  type="submit"  value="Add 1+ Editor" ng-click="addEditor()">',
            link: function (scope, element, attrs) {

            //Click function handler 
            scope.addEditor = function(){
                   var elm = angular.element(template);
                   element.parent().find(".summernotes").append(elm);
                   //Or just do   element.prev().append(elm);
                   $compile(elm)(scope);    
              }

            }
        }
});

and use as:-

<add-summernote  id="append" class="btn bg-blue full-width" style="margin-top: 15px;"></add-summernote>

Demo