AngularJS 1.8: Trouble Passing Parameters to a Custom Directive with Isolated Scope
I'm wondering if anyone has experience with I just started working with I'm working on a personal project and I'm working with AngularJS 1.8 and have created a custom directive that utilizes an isolated scope. However, I'm working with an scenario when trying to pass parameters to the directive, as the values are not being recognized correctly. Here’s how I’ve set up my directive: ```javascript app.directive('myCustomDirective', function() { return { restrict: 'E', scope: { param1: '=', param2: '@' }, template: '<div>{{ param1 }} - {{ param2 }}</div>', link: function(scope, element, attrs) { console.log('Parameter 1:', scope.param1); console.log('Parameter 2:', scope.param2); } }; }); ``` In my HTML, I’m using the directive like this: ```html <my-custom-directive param1="someModel" param2="staticValue"></my-custom-directive> ``` The question I'm working with is that `param1` seems to be `undefined` when the directive initializes, although `someModel` is defined in my controller. The console logs in the link function are showing `Parameter 1: undefined` and `Parameter 2: staticValue`. I've checked that `someModel` is indeed defined in the controller and that the directive is being used correctly. I tried enclosing `someModel` in double curly braces like this: ```html <my-custom-directive param1="{{ someModel }}" param2="staticValue"></my-custom-directive> ``` But that led to an behavior: `[$parse:syntax] Syntax behavior: Token '}' is unexpected, at column 12 of the expression [someModel}]`. I’ve also verified that `someModel` is not being altered during the digest cycle. Is there something I’m missing regarding the passing of parameters to the isolated scope? How can I ensure that `param1` is correctly recognized as the value of `someModel`? This is part of a larger CLI tool I'm building. I'm using Javascript latest in this project. I'm open to any suggestions. I recently upgraded to Javascript latest. Thanks for any help you can provide! This is happening in both development and production on Ubuntu 20.04. How would you solve this?