translate-compile | A pre-compiler for angular-translate | Internationalization library
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kandi X-RAY | translate-compile Summary
A pre-compiler for angular-translate based on TL: a simple write-less markup specially designed for angular-translate.
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- Compile a translation file .
- Handle compiled compilation helper
- Set property of object
- Changes ttl to string
- Determines if a line is a number of numbers .
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QUESTION
I'm using angular-translate package. It provides developers with different things. One thing is internal interpolation so you are able to use dynamic data inside translation strings. Or even angular directives.
Assume we have greeting.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-14 at 14:06I've found all data passed through translate-values
is available in nested variable interpolateParams
. So next will work:
QUESTION
I have a angular-translate directive that takes arguments, which are mixed. Some are user-generated, others are HTML that must be compiled (with translate-compile
).
See this plunker for a working, greatly simplified example.
When the translate-sanitize-strategy
is set to "null", nothing is sanitized:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-23 at 10:22How about:
QUESTION
I was coding a signUp page when I realized my inputs(checkbox and file) were texts instead of what they were supposed to be. I started undoing things to see what messed it up, and at some point when I deleted a simple input the error went away. I was investigating what in this input could have been causing the problem, but then the error came back without the input. There are no errors in the console or whatsoever.
Has anyone been some similar error?
area_x fields should be checkbox and the bottom input should be a type=file.
HTML:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-04 at 20:45having a space in the input type confuses the browser
QUESTION
I wrote simple directive to show ngFileUpload validation messages as you seen below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-03 at 09:30Simple You are using elem : '@', this can be used for String only. by seeing elem="nationalCardForm.nationalCard" it seems elem is an object, can you please use elem : "=" and try it.
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