ng-include not rendering in new .jade file

[kosz]

First off sorry if it's not appropriate to post this question here, however I'm having an issue when trying to create a new page in an app generated with angular-fullstack.

I've created a new .jade partial, the routing for it as well as a menu item to take me to that route. All of this works fine, however, the

div(ng-include=''partials/navbar.html'')

Doesn't get rendered from within this new jade file ( called calendar.jade ). The code is IDENTICAL to the other .jade files generated by the generator : main.jade, settings.jade, login.jade

When inspecting the HTML, it looks like the comment for the ng-include gets rendered, but the actual div doesn't get rendered. Here is a gist with this :

https://gist.github.com/kosz/1a87d115451414fa8136

Copy pasting the content of the ng-include partials, directly in the calendar.jade file, will render everything correctly ... But when using the ng-include only a comment gets rendered, as seen in the gist above.

Anticipated thanks.

[educatedrisk]

I don't know much about Jade but it looks like you render out the ng-include as comments. Is that specifically for Jade or can you try rendering the ng-includes out as attributes of a div tag.

<div ng-include="'partials/footer'"></div>
or
<div data-ng-include="'partials/footer'"></div>
or 
<div ng-include="'partials/footer.url'"></div>

[kosz]

Thanks for your answer. Really weird stuff but I got it working by doing things the proper angular-fullstack way.

This was indeed not a jade problem, the same jade code works now that I've generated the controller using the angular-fullstack generator.

yo angular-fullstack:controller controllername --coffee

did the trick