Question about page include

sean

How do I include mango make page?

code

<ng-include src="'/cardscontroller'"></ng-include>

but console have error
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found)

what is it current url ?

CraigWeb

Hi Sean

I'm not sure exactly what you asking. If you want to embed custom page into another custom page. You can use the following code. The XID will be the custom page XID you can find it in the file store.
<ma-ui-page-view xid="7502a126-a683-42c5-9b2a-1d831bfccd8f" flex layout="column"></ma-ui-page-view>

sean

@craigweb Thank you for help. Just want this way.

Jared Wiltshire

@sean said in Question about page include:

Just want this way.

Are you satisfied with the answer?

sean

@jared-wiltshire Yes. Idea want to include other page to the main dashboard. In the past I always use in File stores
create html copy same code in this. use <ng-include style="width:950%;height:950%;" src="'/rest/v2/file-stores/public/map.html'" ma-scale-to="ma-ui-page-view" /> bind to main dashboard content, <ma-ui-page-view> this way very help for me.When need edit just edit other page .

sean

@jared-wiltshire I got a problem when use <ma-ui-page-view xid="A_page" flex layout="column" /> in this A_page ng-model create variable can't be bind to main dashboard page so how can I fix ?

CraigWeb

HI Sean

Did you change you pages XiD to A_Page? If not you can find your pages XID in the JSON Store.

sean

@craigweb No "A_page" just a example .I know page XID. Problem is ng-model variable can't be use in main dashboard .

CraigWeb

Yes they will have different scopes. But from what I have read ng-includes also creates a new scope

Jared Wiltshire

@craigweb said in Question about page include:

Yes they will have different scopes. But from what I have read ng-includes also creates a new scope

Spot on!

@sean Good practice is to create an object in your uppermost scope/page, i.e. <div ng-init="page={}"></div> then inside your nested scopes / pages you can assign variables as properties of that object. e.g. <input ng-model="page.myInput">

See #2 in this article https://www.toptal.com/angular-js/top-18-most-common-angularjs-developer-mistakes
Other references
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16928341/update-parent-scope-variable-in-angular
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14049480/what-are-the-nuances-of-scope-prototypal-prototypical-inheritance-in-angularjs

sean

@jared-wiltshire in the A_page have a menu

<md-card class="card pingfang" style="width:180px;">
            <md-content class="card-body" style="color:white" align="center">
                <div style="padding-left:12px;">
                    Temperature Area
                <hr>
                    <div layout="row" layout-align="space-between center">
                        <md-checkbox ng-model="upTemperature" ng-checked="true">
                        Upside Temperature
                    </md-checkbox></div>
                    <div layout="row" layout-align="space-between center">
                        <md-checkbox ng-model="middleTemperature">
                        Middle-side Temperature
                    </md-checkbox></div>
                    <div layout="row" layout-align="space-between center">
                        <md-checkbox ng-model="downTemperature">
                        Downside Temperature
                    </md-checkbox></div>
                </div>
            </md-content>
        </md-card>

So I need make a <div ng-init="page={}"></div> in A_page and change ng-model to "page.upTemperature" "page.middleTemperature" "page.downTemperature" it will be use in main dashboard ?
In main dashboard will use ng-show to controller upTemperature, middleTemperature, downTemperature,
hide or see.

CraigWeb

Hi Sean

You need to init the data variable in the main page. Have a look at the pic I made below.

sean

@craigweb Thanks so much. It work.