I want to apply multiple classes using ng-class like
ng-class="func1();function2()"
This throws an error.
Do I have to write complete in one function only?
Can I not call two functions like above or any proper syntax to do the same.
Assuming both functions returns a class name, you should be able to do:
ng-class="func1() + ' ' + function2()"
However it does smell a little bit. I much rather prefer to set up a watcher to update classes
property on scope (or on controller if you use controllerAs).