While I have a solid grasp on the fundamentals of AngularJS and can create basic CRUD applications, when it comes to applying this knowledge to real-world scenarios, I find myself struggling with how to integrate the concepts effectively.
One specific challenge I'm facing is the need for a dynamic "subview" (such as a popup, modal, or wizard) controlled by a custom controller.
To illustrate, consider the following HTML snippet:
<div id="container"></div>
I want to dynamically inject a subview into this div upon a specific event, and I wish for this template to operate independently from a controller. Instead, I aim to programmatically bind the two entities so that different controllers can be utilized with the same template.
My initial query relates to binding a controller to a specific section of the DOM (the div) programmatically. How can this be achieved?
Furthermore, I strive to develop generic and reusable controllers. For example, I would like to create a controller where only the headline text varies while maintaining consistent logic. How can parameters be passed to such controllers within the AngularJS framework which typically instantiates controllers implicitly without an apparent mechanism for setting parameters?
I understand my explanation might seem abstract, but any guidance or insights you can provide to steer me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.
Ultimately, my goal is to implement something akin to the following in AngularJS:
var ctrl = new PopupController("subviewtemplate.html", "headline text");
screenCtrl.show(ctrl);