Issue 16 #44
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Issue 16 #44
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…ctives will compile before children directives. This will fix the issue with children calling .emit not reaching the ngScrollable as it hadn't been compiled yet. Updated the readme.md, reversing and as goes UP along the DOM and goes DOWN, so children of ngScrollable should be calling rather than .
… in grunt build task.
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I finally remembered your PR .. :/ and made a version less intrusive in the number of lines changed (due to indentation). Closing this now. |
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#16
The problem turned out to be that the ng-scrollable hadn't compiled before the children, so it wouldn't respond to any $scope.$emit's made by children nor would it properly examine the size of the DOM.
Moving the link function to preLink fixes this by having ng-scrollable compile BEFORE child elements.
Updated documentation, reversing $emit and $broadcast as $emit goes UP the DOM, $broadcast goes DOWN the DOM.