迷茫2017-05-15 16:58:49
Two choices, one is
document.getElementsBy
Id("your_id");
Then peel the garlic, of course getElementsByClassName belongs to the same solution as this.
The second one, if it is in the directive, it is also possible
angular.element(this)
Then peel the garlic...
PHP中文网2017-05-15 16:58:49
This is not possible. I found a way. You can have a scope in the custom tag. Use $rootScope to get the attributes and then share them, so that they can be used outside the custom tag.