I have the following code
<my-template title="Client Profile">
<my-section name="personalInfo" title="Personal Informations">
<p>Please enter your personal informations</p>
<my-field type="text" name="firstName" label="First Name">
<my-field type="text" name="lastName" label="Last Name">
</my-section>
<my-section name="demographicInfo" title="Demographic Informations">
<p>Hello {{ personalInfo.firstName }}, where are you from?</p>
<my-field type="text" name="country" label="Country">
<my-field type="text" name="city" label="City">
</my-section>
<p class="output">
{{ personalInfo.firstName }} {{ personalInfo.firstName }} is from
{{ demographicInfo.city }}, {{ demographicInfo.country }}.
</p>
</my-template>
As you see there are 3 directives: myTemplate, mySection and myField. I've tried different ways to implement this but I couldn't manage to make it work. The easiest way will be to use full model names everywhere. I try to avoid this to make the syntax easier because the client will edit this templates.
Could you provide me a quick-n-dirty example on how to implement this?
Edit
I've made some progress on this but still I have to write {{ values.section.field.value }} instead of {{ section.field }}. Check it out here http://plnkr.co/edit/YKFanoJ1XE4BTgYJn1xd?p=preview
I still have several questions
- Is it possible to use the shorter names for variables?
- Is it possible to use variable directly inside the section without specifying the section name? (if I am in the
personalInfosection I would like to be able to write{{ firstName }}instead of{{ personalInfo.firstName }})