>>>So, it doesn't work here this way.
>>
>>So I'm assuming you have '$scope.disableClearMessage = true; ' in the controller.
>>Works for me.
>>Try 'disable-action="{{disableClearMessage}}"' and 'disable-action="disableClearMessage"' in the markup and inspect the button in the browser for each case.
>>The first should show 'true' (which is what you want) and the second show 'disableClearMessage' (which is obviously useless)
>>
>>
>It doesn't work for me, I am getting errors. Here is what I get for the button code (and I got errors so it doesn't show correctly):
Forget the directive - just answer my question. What is the value of the disable-action attribute of the button in the browser when using the two alternatives ?
>
><a ng-click="click()" ng-disabled="disableAction" class="btn btn-default ng-isolate-scope" confirm-title="Confirm Clear"
>confirm-message="'Are you sure you want to clear all e-messages?'" ok-label="Yes" cancel-label="No"
>link-text="Clear E-Messages" disable-action="{{disableClearMessage}}" ok-action="clearEMessage()">{{ linkText }}</a>>
>So, the directive didn't work and the disable-action didn't get evaluated.
>
>Are you testing with the directive or just the button itself?
>
>One more time, here is directive called confirmButton.js (I changed back the template):
>
>
>(function () {
> 'use strict';
> // <confirm-button class="btn btn-default" confirm-title="Please confirm" link-text="Release Lock"
> // confirm-message="{{canUseAFunction()}}" ok-label="Yes" ok-action="releaseLock(currentItemTree.node_id)" cancel-label="Cancel"></confirm-button>
> var app = angular.module('sysMgrApp');
>
> app.directive('confirmButton', [function() {
> return {
> restrict: 'AE',
> transclude: true,
> replace: true,
> scope: {
> linkText: '@',
> okLabel: '@',
> cancelLabel: '@?',
> confirmTitle: '@',
> confirmMessage: '=',
> onOpen: '&',
> okAction: '&',
> disableAction: '='
> },
> controller: ['$scope', '$modal', function($scope, $modal) {
> $scope.okClass = 'btn-danger';
> $scope.message = $scope.confirmMessage;
> $scope.title = $scope.confirmTitle;
> // $scope.okLabel = $scope.okLabel;
> // console.log('Before: ' + $scope.cancelLabel);
> $scope.cancelLabel = $scope.cancelLabel || 'Cancel';
> // console.log('After: ' + $scope.cancelLabel);
> console.log('DisableAction: ' + $scope.disableAction);
> $scope.click = function () {
>
> if ($scope.onOpen) {
> $scope.onOpen();
> }
> var modal = $modal.open({
> scope: $scope,
> templateUrl: '/app/templates/modal.html'
> });
>
> modal.result.then(function (result) {
> $scope.okAction();
> });
> };
> }],
> template: '<a ng-click="click()" ng-disabled="disableAction" >{{ linkText }}</a>'
> };
> }]);
>
>})();>
>Here is my current markup in the form which is partial view called from another form:
>
>
><ng-form name="editEMsgForm">
> <div class="form-horizontal">
> <div class="padd">
> <div class="form-group">
> <data-confirm:button class="btn btn-default" confirm-title="Confirm Clear"
> confirm-message="'Are you sure you want to clear all e-messages?'"
> ok-label="Yes"
> cancel-label="No"
> link-text="Clear E-Messages"
> disable-action ="{{disableClearMessage}}"
> ok-action="clearEMessage()"></data-confirm:button>
>
> <div class="col-lg-9">
> <textarea name="eMessage" rows="18" class="form-control" readonly
> id="eMessage" ng-model="currentOperator.eMessage"></textarea>
> </div>
> </div>
> </div>
> </div>
></ng-form>>
>In the controller's code I have now the following:
>
>
> app.controller('operatorsCrudController', ['$scope', '$rootScope', '$modal', '$timeout', '$stateParams', '$state', 'operatorsService',
> function ($scope, $rootScope, $modal, $timeout, $stateParams, $state, operatorsService) {
>
> var init = function() {
> $scope.showForm = false;
> $scope.disableAction = false;
> $scope.isEditLoading = false;
> $scope.disableClearMessage = false;
>
> load($stateParams.id);
> };
>>
>and I am setting this variable to correct value (true or false) down in the code that is executed on new or load.
>
>Can you try similar setup, please? Right now using {{ doesn't work and produces an error.
