Open zonecheung opened 9 years ago
Sometimes, when I put an angular string interpolation ( using {{ }} ) in the attribute, for example:
%textarea.form-control(id="{{ journal_entry.id }}" rows=5)
It might generate an invalid HTML like this:
<textarea id="{{" class="form-control" rows="5"></textarea>
While the expected result is like this:
<textarea class="form-control" id="420" rows="5"></textarea>''
However, it doesn't always behave like that, which is confusing, the following generates the correct result:
%a.pull-left.hidden-sm.hidden-xs(ng-hide="show_new_entry_form" ng-href="/user/{{ current_user.username }}/profile")
converted to:
<a class="pull-left hidden-sm hidden-xs" ng-hide="show_new_entry_form" ng-href="/user/helloworld/profile" href="/user/helloworld/profile"></a>
Would really appreciate if it can be fixed, otherwise we need to check our templates back and forth, and convert some lines to regular html to make it work.
TIA, ~ John
Sometimes, when I put an angular string interpolation ( using {{ }} ) in the attribute, for example:
It might generate an invalid HTML like this:
While the expected result is like this:
However, it doesn't always behave like that, which is confusing, the following generates the correct result:
converted to:
Would really appreciate if it can be fixed, otherwise we need to check our templates back and forth, and convert some lines to regular html to make it work.
TIA, ~ John