Open nmccready opened 9 years ago
From @Getz85 on February 19, 2015 15:30
The message property of marker's object can contain HTML.
You can check this example:
From @EvilDaemon on May 1, 2015 15:21
how pass params to template?
From @mastermind1981 on June 19, 2015 0:0
In the continuity of this issue, one of my use case is to have a directive for marker's popup like this : 1.
message: '<info-box param1="param1" param="param2"></info-box>',
info-box is a directive with template and it's own scope. 2. I have another case, where i create an array of makers and i want to create the popup with parameters of the directive are passed when looping like this
angular.forEach($scope.hits, function(hit){
coords = hit._source.location.split(',');
$scope.markers.push ({
title : hit._source.title,
lat: parseFloat(coords[0]),
lng: parseFloat(coords [1]),
getMessageScope: function () { return $scope; },
message: '<info-box title="hit._source.title"></info-box>',
compileMessage: true,
});
});
Is it possible to make the point 1 and 2?
Thanks in advance,
From @Danny-weebo on February 18, 2015 14:47
Hey, I'd like to set a different class name for each popup marker so I can have different styles of popups for different types of markers. Any advice on how it's done properly? I thought about attaching a class name to a popup depending on which type of marker was clicked, but I have no idea about how to approach the task. @israelidanny
Copied from original issue: tombatossals/angular-leaflet-directive#637