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So I want to use a variable inside a iframe src or ng-src attribute. Apparently none of my variables get ever recognized, whatever I use. For example <iframe ng-src="http://www.example.com/?name={{test}}"></iframe> where test just get displayed as {{test}} ....

Also when I use $sce to use it as a trusted url it doesn't work, same goes for normal src..

Is there something I don't see? Is there something about Iframes and angularjs? Please share, its really annoying.

Thnx in advance.

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You can try this, In your controller do - replace the ng-src="{{test}}" -- use a variable for the whole url. and then - $scope.test=$sce.trustAsResourceUrl("https://www.example.com"); also include $sce in your controller dependency. It worked for me.. Hope it helps.

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