Here is another directive implementation that uses attrs.$observe:
myApp.directive('focus', function () {
return function (scope, element, attrs) {
attrs.$observe('focus', function (newValue) {
newValue === 'true' && element[0].focus();
// or, if you don't like side effects (see @Christophe's comment):
//if(newValue === 'true') element[0].focus();
});
}
});
Note that an interpolated DOM attribute value (i.e., {{cue.isNewest}}
) always evaluates to a string, hence the reason newvalue
is compared to the string 'true'
rather than keyword true
.
HTML:
<input type="text" ng-model="cues[$index].text" focus="{{cue.isNewest}}"
class="input-xlarge" />{{cue.isNewest}}
This fiddle also has a method to toggle which item in the array should have the focus.
Note that if you do not load jQuery, we need to use element[0].focus()
in the link function (not element.focus()
) becaues jqLite doesn't have a focus() method.
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