- The most powerful feature Directive in Angular JS.
- Allow you to create custom reusable components.
- Few exception are there...keep in mind..!!!
- With IE8 Angular Js should work consistent like other browser.
- Four ways to create directive
- Angular JS viz. Attribute (Common One)
- Element (Common One)
- Class
- Comment
- Let take one example :
- Your directive is like : <div my-js-control>....</div>
- Now use this directive in IE8
- Copy following syntax and paste it in your HTML/JSP page.
<head>
<!--[if lte IE 8]>
<script>
document.createElement('div-my-js-control');
</script>
<![endif]-->
</head>
</html>
- This document.createElement() creates an element called 'my-js-control' which can use in application.
- If you create more than one directive in your system then you need to create that many new elements for older browser
- Long story short : It is preferable to use Angular JS directive in IE8 as attributes.
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