I have the following code:
<div ng-repeat="pTabs in child.productTabs" ng-click="toggleProductTab($index)" ng-if="productTabIsActive(pTabs, $index)">
<div ng-repeat="specs in pTab.additionalSpecs">
<p>{{specs.content}}</p> <!--Displays url-->
<div ng-include src = {{specs.content}}></div> <!--My attempt to display the html content-->
</div>
</div>
{{specs.content}}
is an html file containing the html I want to use on the page. When I wrap it in the <p>
tag, the URL is displayed as text on my page. How can I add the html content to my page using ng-include? I've tried to changing the syntax up but nothing has worked thus far.
Thank you very much for your time.
As far as i know, you didn't have to use the curly braces notation inside an angular directive. Use ng-include src = specs.content