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bindonce works by first specifying what object you are doing your bind-once operations on.
For example you specifying bind="myobject", then later use bo-text="myobject.name"
My issue is that I have two different "scopes" in a nested ng-repeat.
I tried using bindonce="firstListItem", then bindonce="secondListItem", then in the following html I have ng-if="firstListItem.isTrue", then bo-text="secondListItem.value".
I need some way of binding more than one "scope"
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This feature is actually already implemented but it is undocumented at the moment. Try using bo-name="firstListItem" as attribute for the bindonce controller and bo-parent="firstListItem" as attribute for the bo-* directive
bindonce works by first specifying what object you are doing your bind-once operations on.
For example you specifying bind="myobject", then later use bo-text="myobject.name"
My issue is that I have two different "scopes" in a nested ng-repeat.
I tried using bindonce="firstListItem", then bindonce="secondListItem", then in the following html I have ng-if="firstListItem.isTrue", then bo-text="secondListItem.value".
I need some way of binding more than one "scope"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: