then in my script I should call registrerGrid()
and that's it, it will load even with angular ?
Ok i'll be careful to replace the container
I'll try this
thank you a lot for your help
Oh yes of course
this is a very bad practice ^^
=)
Good to have that chat
thanks again ^^
I'll tell you if it worked
So I've tried to call it like you said but it's not working
salvottore.registerGrid($('.grid)[0]);
salvattore is generating it's class well
but my content is not here
Do you have an idea please ?
I have that exact problem
but you are talking about "adding the new content"
what's "NEW" content ? I don't understand
I'm trying to initialize salvattore for the first time in my html page
=)
thank you
I have an angular loop that's generating the content from a JSon file
@emma-uxrepublic The script is calling itself, there should be nothing left for you todo except just including the script file from salvattore. It checks your html and css then and creates a grid with the elements from it.
saetia is expecting you to start with an empty container for your elements or even not a container. You can register the new container to use salvattore with the
saetia is expecting you to start with an empty container for your elements or even not a container. You can register the new container to use salvattore with the
registerGrid command. If you want to add elements to your grid container you can use the appendElementscommand
yeah I know but we are working with Salvattore and we were forced to call the script ourselves. We prevented it to call itself . With angular it's a little touchy.... also we have to filter items and reload salvattore after. But anyway thank you we will try to use those commands, maybe it will work
found it
hello everybody ... I repost the question emma asked cause we didnt found any solution.
So we include in our Angular controller a function called salvattore() which we call when we load the datas into our app. It doesnt create any #grid element. But at least the datas are well formated in html/css formatted blocks and arranged by columns.
The problem arise when we try to apply a filter on the datas, because the AngularJs filter does its job, filtering accordingly to the filter criteria, but the salvattore() function hides all the blocks.
So now I may ask what is the best approach for including salvattore in AngularJS in order to filter elements, and avoid problems like ours ?
So we include in our Angular controller a function called salvattore() which we call when we load the datas into our app. It doesnt create any #grid element. But at least the datas are well formated in html/css formatted blocks and arranged by columns.
The problem arise when we try to apply a filter on the datas, because the AngularJs filter does its job, filtering accordingly to the filter criteria, but the salvattore() function hides all the blocks.
So now I may ask what is the best approach for including salvattore in AngularJS in order to filter elements, and avoid problems like ours ?
found it on npm.com :)
