Hi Yakove,
I'm not sure if this will work, but can you try using a simple html string,
in stead of an angular.element?
like:
const htmlElement = `<${component} id="${options.id}"
options="${options}></${component}>`
const compiledElement = $compile(htmlElement)(scope)
(I'm using a template string here, you can use string concatenation if you
prefer.)
However, I'm not sure that is going to change anything. The compile returns
a POST-link function, so you are hooking the scope up, after the view if
initialized. That means that during initialization, it uses the current
scope. Simple trick might be, make sure the data is not exposed in the
current scope.
Regards
Sander
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