Today I encountered such a requirement. In the dynamic page I wrote, the AngularJS I wrote was invalid and cannot click to respond to the event. The following code and solution are given
1. First, new the data we want to assign to the page
var html = "<a href='javascript:void(0);' ng-click='test()'></a>"
2. Use the $compile function to compile the above content
var $html = $compile(html)($scope);
3. Insert the compiled content into the page
$("body").append($html);
Finish
The following is the full version
('customersCtrl', function ($scope, $http,$compile) { $ = function(){ alert('test'); } // TODO dynamically generates ng-click in html is invalid. Solution $compile is passed in//The following sentence is to write the content on the page. First, assign the content you wrote to htmlvar html = "<a href='javascript:void(0);' ng-click='test()'></a>" //Compile with $compile var $html = $compile(html)($scope); //Add to the page, or anywhere you want to add. }); $("body").append($html);
In this way, ng-click can trigger the function.
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