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Not sure if this is something that needs to be added into the style guide or not, or whether this is just a general question, so apologises if this is the latter.
The reason that this has come up for us is that we are using Angular within SharePoint WebParts. This is working really well for us, until we need to add two webparts to the same page. Since angular will only bootstrap the first app that it finds, we have had to workaround the initial bootstrap and do this manually. While this works, it has a slight "smell" to it, and wondered what your thoughts are on this.
If it is frowned upon, do you have any suggestions for a better approach?
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Not sure if this is something that needs to be added into the style guide or not, or whether this is just a general question, so apologises if this is the latter.
What are your thoughts on doing this:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24867578/multiple-apps-and-controllers-in-the-same-file/24867989#24867989
The reason that this has come up for us is that we are using Angular within SharePoint WebParts. This is working really well for us, until we need to add two webparts to the same page. Since angular will only bootstrap the first app that it finds, we have had to workaround the initial bootstrap and do this manually. While this works, it has a slight "smell" to it, and wondered what your thoughts are on this.
If it is frowned upon, do you have any suggestions for a better approach?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: