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I am trying to add a copy icon beside each label to copy the text and my code is like below. I am passing the model value of each label as an input to the directive.



When I am clicking on the copy icon, always the last model value is showing why?



Isolating the scope is working . But, I would like to know whats happening internally.



Please explain in detail.



function copytext() {

    var directive = {

        restrict: 'EA',

        template: `

                 <i class="imd imd-content-copy  cursor-pointer"

                    ng-click="click()" ></i>

        `,

        link: function(scope, ele, attrs) {

            scope.click = function() {

                    alert(attrs.data)

            };

        }

    };

    return directive;

}




<label>Job No</label>: {{vm.jobInfo.jobNumber}}

<copytext data="{{vm.jobInfo.jobNumber}}"></copytext>



<label>Customer </label>: {{vm.jobInfo.customerCode}}

<copytext data="{{vm.jobInfo.customerCode}}"></copytext>



<label>Reference</label>: {{vm.jobInfo.reference}}

<copytext data="{{vm.jobInfo.reference}}"></copytext>







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    Read AngularJS Developer Guide - Isolating the Scope of a Directive.
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I am trying to add a copy icon beside each label to copy the text and my code is like below. I am passing the model value of each label as an input to the directive.



When I am clicking on the copy icon, always the last model value is showing why?



Isolating the scope is working . But, I would like to know whats happening internally.



Please explain in detail.



function copytext() {

    var directive = {

        restrict: 'EA',

        template: `

                 <i class="imd imd-content-copy  cursor-pointer"

                    ng-click="click()" ></i>

        `,

        link: function(scope, ele, attrs) {

            scope.click = function() {

                    alert(attrs.data)

            };

        }

    };

    return directive;

}




<label>Job No</label>: {{vm.jobInfo.jobNumber}}

<copytext data="{{vm.jobInfo.jobNumber}}"></copytext>



<label>Customer </label>: {{vm.jobInfo.customerCode}}

<copytext data="{{vm.jobInfo.customerCode}}"></copytext>



<label>Reference</label>: {{vm.jobInfo.reference}}

<copytext data="{{vm.jobInfo.reference}}"></copytext>







angularjs angularjs-directive angularjs-scope isolate-scope







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    Read AngularJS Developer Guide - Isolating the Scope of a Directive.
    – georgeawg
    2 days ago













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I am trying to add a copy icon beside each label to copy the text and my code is like below. I am passing the model value of each label as an input to the directive.



When I am clicking on the copy icon, always the last model value is showing why?



Isolating the scope is working . But, I would like to know whats happening internally.



Please explain in detail.



function copytext() {

    var directive = {

        restrict: 'EA',

        template: `

                 <i class="imd imd-content-copy  cursor-pointer"

                    ng-click="click()" ></i>

        `,

        link: function(scope, ele, attrs) {

            scope.click = function() {

                    alert(attrs.data)

            };

        }

    };

    return directive;

}




<label>Job No</label>: {{vm.jobInfo.jobNumber}}

<copytext data="{{vm.jobInfo.jobNumber}}"></copytext>



<label>Customer </label>: {{vm.jobInfo.customerCode}}

<copytext data="{{vm.jobInfo.customerCode}}"></copytext>



<label>Reference</label>: {{vm.jobInfo.reference}}

<copytext data="{{vm.jobInfo.reference}}"></copytext>







angularjs angularjs-directive angularjs-scope isolate-scope







share|improve this question















I am trying to add a copy icon beside each label to copy the text and my code is like below. I am passing the model value of each label as an input to the directive.



When I am clicking on the copy icon, always the last model value is showing why?



Isolating the scope is working . But, I would like to know whats happening internally.



Please explain in detail.



function copytext() {

    var directive = {

        restrict: 'EA',

        template: `

                 <i class="imd imd-content-copy  cursor-pointer"

                    ng-click="click()" ></i>

        `,

        link: function(scope, ele, attrs) {

            scope.click = function() {

                    alert(attrs.data)

            };

        }

    };

    return directive;

}




<label>Job No</label>: {{vm.jobInfo.jobNumber}}

<copytext data="{{vm.jobInfo.jobNumber}}"></copytext>



<label>Customer </label>: {{vm.jobInfo.customerCode}}

<copytext data="{{vm.jobInfo.customerCode}}"></copytext>



<label>Reference</label>: {{vm.jobInfo.reference}}

<copytext data="{{vm.jobInfo.reference}}"></copytext>







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    Read AngularJS Developer Guide - Isolating the Scope of a Directive.
    – georgeawg
    2 days ago














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    Read AngularJS Developer Guide - Isolating the Scope of a Directive.
    – georgeawg
    2 days ago








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Read AngularJS Developer Guide - Isolating the Scope of a Directive.
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Read AngularJS Developer Guide - Isolating the Scope of a Directive.
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