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$scope.helperFunction = function(x) { return "something" };
confirmDeleteRelationship = function(rel) {
var dialogScope = $scope.$new(); // Doing $scope.$new(true) instead gives an isolated scope (with no access to helperFunction)
angular.extend(dialogScope, {
relationship: rel
});
ngDialog({
scope: dialogScope,
template: "..."
})
.finally(function() {
dialogScope.$destroy(); // I assume you need to do this to avoid leaking resources
});
}
// in the view you can do something like this:
// {{ relationship.personA }} is related
// via {{ relationship.relationshipType.display }}
// to {{ relationship.personB }}
//
// and you can also access
// {{ helperFunction(relationship) }} |
Using a controller
Pro: this is the best (I hadn't tried it yet when I wrote all the above)
It works something like this (I haven't tried this yet.)actually tested this code)
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confirmDeleteRelationship = function(rel) {
ngDialog({
controller: ["$scope", function($scope) { // you can also inject a service with helper functions
$scope.relationship = rel;
}],
template: "..."
});
}
// in the view you can do something like this:
// {{ relationship.personA }} is related
// via {{ relationship.relationshipType.display }}
// to {{ relationship.personB }} |