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9 years ago that should work fine. you could have an array of objects like
$scope.videos = [{
id: 'zFXpNT-Tse0',
vars: {
}, ....]and then just
<div ng-repeat="video in videos">
<youtube-player video-id="video.id" player-vars="video.vars"></youtube-player>
</div>you get a new scope inside each iteration of an ng-repeat so you should have no trouble
let me know if you get it working! :star2:
I have a json file where I save my videos when I execute a ng-repeat I'd which each one of his videos have a different scope of player-vars. Is that possible?
Json files : [ { "id": "0", "title": "Lorem ipsum torem tapusm ipsum", "date": "19 juillet 2015", "videosUrl": "zFXpNT-Tse0", "startTimes": "40", "endTimes": "45", "herosId": "5", "likes": "45", "comments" : "384" }, { "id": "1", "title": "Lorem ipsum torem tapusm ipsum", "date": "19 juillet 2015", "videosUrl": "zFXpNT-Tse0", "startTimes": "5", "endTimes": "10", "herosId": "5", "likes": "45", "comments" : "384" } ]