Hi! Thanks for your attention!
By 'moving' i mean reordering of DOM elements which is implicitely done
by ngRepeat directive when the order of elements in collection changes.
For example:
<a ng-click="shuffleWidgets()">Shuffle</a>
<div ng-repeat="widget in widgets">
// Render widget with TinyMCE iframe inside
</div>
function controller($scope) {
widget1 = new Widget();
widget2 = new Widget();
$scope.widgets = [widget1, widget2];
// On some event:
$scope.shuffleWidgets = function() {
// Change the order of widgets to [widget2, widget1]
$scope.widgets[0] = [widget2];
$scope.widgets[1] = [widget1];
// ng-repeat will automatically reorder DOM elements, but
// iframes inside TinyMCE's will get reset because of this
// and i need to initialize them once again somehow when the
// reordering finishes
}
}
On 02/20/2014 11:39 AM, Sander Elias wrote:
Hi Ivan,
Can you define 'moved in the DOM' for me? do you mean user-scroll? Do
you mean dome elements get inserted before/after? Do you mean when it's
inserted/removed itself?
do you mean drag&drop your widgets around?
Regards
Sander
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