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dynamically add calendar object to parent scope #10 #12
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| calendar = elm.html(''); | ||
| } | ||
| else{ | ||
| calendar = angular.element(elm.parent()).scope()[attrs.calendar] = elm.html(''); |
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elm.parent() already returns jqlite/jquery element that has .scope() on it
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gotcha... I think we should just close this PR because #13 is more robust and gives the calendar more isolation without rendering functionality which is always good.
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Adds a dynamic calendar object to the parent scope. This allows the user to create multiple calendars on the same scope with different names and not have them clash with each other.
The calendar is still using a child scope so that the functions can be passed in correctly.