Tweets not recognized when added dynamically about ngtweet HOT 5 CLOSED

Off the top of my head, try removing the single quotes around anid - they're only necessary when hardcoding an ID. Similarly, for your second example, try:

<twitter-widget twitter-widget-id="tweet.id"></twitter-widget>

Let me know if this works. If not, I'll whip together a test so I can verify it on my end. If it does, I'll be sure to update the docs to be less ambiguous.

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To wit, I created a demo to verify that this form of widget embed works. It's available on the demo page.

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Hi arusahni,

The problem came from the single quotes as mentioned in your first post. Is that a specificity of Angular.js, or is it based on something else ?

It might be worth to put an example with a variable like in my case to avoid this situation in the future.

Thanks for your quick answer and the supplied demo, they were very helpful. And thanks for that incredibly clever library ;)

Should I proceed to "close" the issue ?

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It's a little bit of both. The single quotes are needed because the ID needs to be a string - if it were an integer, we could lose some precision as the max value of a Tweet ID is greater than some browsers are capable of supporting. Since the value of the directive is bound from the directive scope to the outer scope, it must be an expression. Here's how the expression would evaluate in various cases.

HTH! I'll be sure to update the docs with an example of binding to a variable instead of a hardcoded value, at which point I'll close this issue.

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Wow, thanks for the detailed answer, couldn't expect a better explanation 👍 !

Okay, so the basics are due to integer precision, and then it's just a matter of how Angular.js handles expressions !

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