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Hello, a simple Angular question, I have:

<div class="_minimal_size margin_10_middle">
    <div class="_50 espaciado_0_20">
        <p ng-bind-html="eirana_knows.feedback"></p>
    </div>
    <br class="clear"/>
</div>

If I bind HTML information, works perfectly fine. Now, What I'm tring to do, is to bind, actually angular code, such as {{2+2}} to give an example.

So, is there any way to make this kind of binding possible? If so, I'm looking for a simple approach, such as modifying this line:

        <p ng-bind-html="eirana_knows.feedback"></p>

For something that allows me to bind angular and process it.

Kind regards; Chris

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didn't get what exactly you want, but going by the example, <p ng-bind="2 + 2"></p> works fine – Aks1357 Aug 13 at 19:40
    
when the information from the ng-bind comes from a function, let's say, grabbed from database, it doesn't show the same behaviour. It would actually print "2+2" instead of "4" – Chris Russo Aug 14 at 22:44
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If you are trying inject angular code, you will want to use the $compile service:

var newHTML = angular.element(eirana_knows.feedback); //assuming this html
$compile(newHTML)($scope); //you would need to do this in a directive or controller where you have a scope
//then append the compiled html
someElement.append(newHTML);

Once you compile and inject the HTML, it will process any angular directives that are used in that HTML

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shows up this way, but it's not being executed. I'm loading the variable eirana_knows.feedback with "<script type="text/javascript">alert(123);</script>" from the database. To test... but no luck so far. – Chris Russo Aug 14 at 23:07
    
You won't be able inject javascript that way as it is a huge security risk to inject and run arbitrary javascript. – mcgraphix Aug 14 at 23:56
    
I'm sure there's a way, and I don't see any security issue with that, the code is coming from my database itself, there's a few big companies doing the same if you look around. – Chris Russo Aug 15 at 0:00
    
You won't be able to do it with just Angular. You would need to do some hoop jumping with jQuery. See this SO article: stackoverflow.com/questions/17460982/… – mcgraphix Aug 15 at 13:08
    
haha, yes, I've seen it, but isn't it ridiculous? I'm using angular because I don't wanna use Jquery, and then I finally have to use Jquery to process an angular response... lol – Chris Russo Aug 15 at 17:30

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