TypeError: Cannot read property 'childNodes' of undefined in AngularJS directive
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What's happening is when you add another slider it uses the same handler
and container
references as the first one. As append will actually move the element if it currently exists in the DOM, it is removed from the first directive.
You need to create new elements for each instance (or clone them). http://plnkr.co/edit/CC2bCXdaoAo7HjQ0oAu0?p=preview
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thanhquanky about 2 years
I am making a directive "Tab Slide Out" in AngularJS like this
angular.module('myApp',[]).directive('tabSlideOut', ["$window", "$document", "$timeout", function($window, $document, $timeout) { // default settings of a regular tab slide out var defaultSettings = { speed: 300, action: 'click', tabLocation: 'left', top: '200px', left: '50px', fixedPosition: true, positioning: 'absolute', onLoadSlideOut: false } // handler element var handler = angular.element('<a class="handler btn">{{title}}</a>'); // panel element aka container var container = angular.element('<div ng-transclude></div>'); return { restrict: 'E', transclude: true, replace: true, template: '<div class="tab-slide-out"></div>', scope: { options: "=", status: "=", title: "@" }, compile: function(template) { // append handler to template template.append(handler); // append container to template template.append(container); console.log(template); // return linking function return function(scope, element, attrs) { ... } } };
If I use only one, everything works fine. However, if I use 2 or more, it will throw this error TypeError: Cannot read property 'childNodes' of undefined
Here is the plunker link Demo