Getting AngularJS multilink error after upgrade from v. 1.4
I have a big directive with sub-directives where I'm getting the error. Exactly, it happens on the step when calling transcludeFn() in the link function of main directive:
var link = function ($scope, elem, attr, parentCtrl, transcludeFn) {
// Run all nested directives in order to properly register columns in grid.
transcludeFn();
// Add compiled content to directive element.
elem.after($compile(template)($scope));
};
Can't figure out with that issue. What I've missed in the docs? Adding stuff with $onInit as described here doesn't help (I'm not sure I was doing that correctly).
I'm not familiar with AngularJS so any help will be a good point.
angularjs angularjs-directive angularjs-compile
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I have a big directive with sub-directives where I'm getting the error. Exactly, it happens on the step when calling transcludeFn() in the link function of main directive:
var link = function ($scope, elem, attr, parentCtrl, transcludeFn) {
// Run all nested directives in order to properly register columns in grid.
transcludeFn();
// Add compiled content to directive element.
elem.after($compile(template)($scope));
};
Can't figure out with that issue. What I've missed in the docs? Adding stuff with $onInit as described here doesn't help (I'm not sure I was doing that correctly).
I'm not familiar with AngularJS so any help will be a good point.
angularjs angularjs-directive angularjs-compile
asked Jan 2 at 8:03
anatolanatol
669927
add a comment |
I have a big directive with sub-directives where I'm getting the error. Exactly, it happens on the step when calling transcludeFn() in the link function of main directive:
var link = function ($scope, elem, attr, parentCtrl, transcludeFn) {
// Run all nested directives in order to properly register columns in grid.
transcludeFn();
// Add compiled content to directive element.
elem.after($compile(template)($scope));
};
Can't figure out with that issue. What I've missed in the docs? Adding stuff with $onInit as described here doesn't help (I'm not sure I was doing that correctly).
I'm not familiar with AngularJS so any help will be a good point.
angularjs angularjs-directive angularjs-compile
asked Jan 2 at 8:03
anatolanatol
669927
I have a big directive with sub-directives where I'm getting the error. Exactly, it happens on the step when calling transcludeFn() in the link function of main directive:
var link = function ($scope, elem, attr, parentCtrl, transcludeFn) {
// Run all nested directives in order to properly register columns in grid.
transcludeFn();
// Add compiled content to directive element.
elem.after($compile(template)($scope));
};
Can't figure out with that issue. What I've missed in the docs? Adding stuff with $onInit as described here doesn't help (I'm not sure I was doing that correctly).
I'm not familiar with AngularJS so any help will be a good point.
angularjs angularjs-directive angularjs-compile
angularjs angularjs-directive angularjs-compile
asked Jan 2 at 8:03
anatolanatol
669927
asked Jan 2 at 8:03
anatolanatol
669927
asked Jan 2 at 8:03
anatolanatol
669927
asked Jan 2 at 8:03
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I really don't know what is the root of the issue but I've solved it by passing a dummy function into transcludeFn():
var link = function ($scope, elem, attr, parentCtrl, transcludeFn) {
// Run all nested directives in order to properly register columns in grid.
transcludeFn();
transcludeFn(function() {
// do nothing, only for fixing upgrade issue
});
// Add compiled content to directive element.
elem.after($compile(template)($scope));
};
answered Jan 7 at 10:38
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I really don't know what is the root of the issue but I've solved it by passing a dummy function into transcludeFn():
var link = function ($scope, elem, attr, parentCtrl, transcludeFn) {
// Run all nested directives in order to properly register columns in grid.
transcludeFn();
transcludeFn(function() {
// do nothing, only for fixing upgrade issue
});
// Add compiled content to directive element.
elem.after($compile(template)($scope));
};
answered Jan 7 at 10:38
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I really don't know what is the root of the issue but I've solved it by passing a dummy function into transcludeFn():
var link = function ($scope, elem, attr, parentCtrl, transcludeFn) {
// Run all nested directives in order to properly register columns in grid.
transcludeFn();
transcludeFn(function() {
// do nothing, only for fixing upgrade issue
});
// Add compiled content to directive element.
elem.after($compile(template)($scope));
};
answered Jan 7 at 10:38
anatolanatol
669927
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I really don't know what is the root of the issue but I've solved it by passing a dummy function into transcludeFn():
var link = function ($scope, elem, attr, parentCtrl, transcludeFn) {
// Run all nested directives in order to properly register columns in grid.
transcludeFn();
transcludeFn(function() {
// do nothing, only for fixing upgrade issue
});
// Add compiled content to directive element.
elem.after($compile(template)($scope));
};
answered Jan 7 at 10:38
anatolanatol
669927
I really don't know what is the root of the issue but I've solved it by passing a dummy function into transcludeFn():
var link = function ($scope, elem, attr, parentCtrl, transcludeFn) {
// Run all nested directives in order to properly register columns in grid.
transcludeFn();
transcludeFn(function() {
// do nothing, only for fixing upgrade issue
});
// Add compiled content to directive element.
elem.after($compile(template)($scope));
};
answered Jan 7 at 10:38
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answered Jan 7 at 10:38
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