Using an expression like this on the style attribute works on Chrome but doesn't work on IE8
style="width:{{progress}}%"
http://jsfiddle.net/5VDMD/12/ (to test it please type a number in the textbox)
Any workaround for this problem?
Using an expression like this on the style attribute works on Chrome but doesn't work on IE8
style="width:{{progress}}%"
http://jsfiddle.net/5VDMD/12/ (to test it please type a number in the textbox)
Any workaround for this problem?
Try
ng-style="{ width: progress + '%' }"
I had to use ng-attr-style
(though I didn't need to use a function).
<div ng-attr-style="width: {{value}}%"></div>
Here is a github discussion about this issue.
I made it work that way:
in the controller:
$scope.getStyle = function(progress){
return {
width: progress + "%"
}
}
in the HTML:
<div class="progbar" ng-style="getStyle(progress)"></div>
For some reason in IE I had to use
ng-attr-style="{{METHOD_TO_RETURN_SOME_STYLE()}}"
Though mine was in a directive under an ng-repeat.
if anybody use px instead of %, you have to use this
ng-style="{ width: progress + \'px\' }"