Isolate scope design issue

[askarby]

Working with angular pan zoom is pretty painless, when panning or zooming on a static image.

However....

When panning and zooming on a Canvas or SVG document (linked with a Controller in the parent scope) - it's not the case. It becomes very difficult (well, unintuitive at least) to access an ng-model from the controller in the parent scope.

Here's a suggestion for a solution to the issue:

Remove the isolate scope from the panzoom-directive, and use the $parse-service to read the config- and model-objects from the link-function of the directives attr-attribute. Then put those objects on the scope on a`$panzoom``-property (the name is just a suggestion) to avoid colliding with the parent controller.

[askarby]

I'll gladly provide a plunkr to clarify the issue since I'm uncertain that the description above is "clear and to the point".

[mvindahl]

Hi Anders,

Thanks for the input. Still trying to grasp the nature of the problem. I'm sure that a plunker would help.

Regards,
/Martin

[askarby]

Never mind, I think I had another issue with my code... what I saw must have been a false positive. My bad.