Open Silur opened 8 years ago
It's ugly as hell, but you basically need to call $parent
for every zf-directive you're in, so your new ng-click
would be $parent.$parent.test()
.
(This is from memory; It might only be one $parent
)
Thank you :) I came up with this solution too, but if we are using angular, what can handle nested directives then an angular-based framework should be able to handle it too. That's what I mean under "fixed"
this issue with be addressed with https://github.com/base-apps/angular-base-apps/issues/24
This was submitted in last year, still not fixed: