Hi guys, thanks again for your awesome work, I love all of you.
Now is the sad part : I’m trying to make an input range filter, I’ve made this fiddle to show you two things:
- what I mean by “input range filter”
- that it should work !
http://jsfiddle.net/JonathanW/BP29L/
Now, I’ve just reproduced the exact same thing with Ionic, and can’t make it work
Edit: this one will work, look at the comment below to see the one who doesn’t
Do you have any idea ? I’m becoming crazy with this issue
Thanks again guys, ionic is the best thing ever
PS : still waiting for my css3 logo to be on your front page and achieve eternal glory
I finally managed to reproduce my bug here :
The bug only appears when there’s tabs (as you can see, the previous plunkr worked just fine).
Do you guys have any idea why ?
Thanks again
Sorry to bump this, but does anyone see what seems to be the problem here ?
I edited the previous plunkr to use 0.9.19 instead of 0.9.17, but it doesn’t fix it.
Thanks again
You had a $scope problem. Basically, your rangeValue was a primitive. When it got used in other directives, it got copied/cloned. The fix for this is to use an object for your scope. The ‘.’ notation solves this.
This should work for you : http://plnkr.co/edit/ULmvU0nJeQpChyEU02a3?p=preview
Oh thanks a lot !
Do you have any documentation on this ? it’s still a bit obscure for me…
You guys are the best
The Definitive Resource : https://github.com/angular/angular.js/wiki/Understanding-Scopes
TL;DR : Use Dot Notation Everywhere !