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I want to send an AngularJS variable to a function in my controller. Here's a sample snippet of my code:

<ul>
    <li ng-repeat="score in scores | filter:search | orderBy : 'first'">
        <span class='popup' ng-click='popup("/scores/create/{{ score.user_id }}")'>Add Score</span>
    </li>
</ul>

When I inspect the ng-click attribute in my browser, I see the processed variable I need: "/scores/create/60".

But when I click on the element and the function is fired, it returns the preprocessed AngularJS code: "/scores/create/{{ score.user_id }}", thus breaking my function. Is there a way around this?

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You just can send ng-click='popup("/scores/create/" + score.user_id) (without double brackets) –  Umidbek Karimov 14 hours ago
    
You're right! Thanks. –  americanknight 14 hours ago

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You are already "in" angular, so you don't need to use {{}}, you just have to get out of the string you are passing in:

 ng-click='popup("/scores/create/" + score.user_id)'
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Could have sworn I tried that already! Embarrassing when it's so simple. Thanks! –  americanknight 14 hours ago

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