javascript - AngularJS directive only called once? -



javascript - AngularJS directive only called once? -

i'm trying shove mixitup within angular page , in order made directive module it

angular.module('mainctrl', []) .controller('maincontroller', function($scope) { $scope.tagline = 'to moon , back!'; }) .directive('mixitcontainer', function() { homecoming { restrict: 'a', link: function(scope, element, attrs) { $(element).mixitup(scope.$eval(attrs.mixitcontainer)); } }; });

don't worry simplicity of main controller, test.

now, issue directive get's called once! if go page , inquire angular load controller , go home page , inquire angular load mainctrl again, directive isn't loaded!

heres directive:

<div id="container" class="mixit-container" mixit-container="{load: {sort: 'order:asc'}, controls: {togglefilterbuttons: true, togglelogic: 'and'}}">

anyone got ideas?

angularjs doesn't include routing facilities. provided either ngroute (a core optional module), ui-router (ngroute made super-awesome-amazing), or replacement. don't use, , each has different behaviors.

whichever is, going come downwards router, not directive. directive called whenever necessary. doesn't command - 'necessary' means angular compiling portion of dom, template file, , has run directive. phone call directive , inquire "what now?"

the above-named routers have different behaviors, both each other , based on how configure them internally. in of them can arrange things templates do, or not, re-rendered. example, in ui-router can have 'child' states. if have kid state active, parent active... going kid parent not re-render template because done earlier. , create matters more complex, can override hooking $statechangestart event , forcefulness router redraw view if didn't think needed to.

all means... set attending directive aside. want higher level want. router behaving way expect , happy!

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