ng-include and sortable element class identifier issue

[denangeles]

Hello,

First i would like to thank you for your work on this. Its a great alternative!

This is also my first time raising a issue on a repo that is not mine, so please let me know if i am out of line.

I am building my angularjs application and frequently use ng-include to include templates in other files, but as soon as i use your sortable directive, then in the next level down, your class identifier, ng-repeat, and ng-include the sorting breaks.

I have confirmed that it breaks with simple external templates (i.e just a simple angular curly brace expression), but works perfectly when i do not use ng-include.

Thanks again for your work! Don't expect you to fix this, but thought i should let you know.

[schartier]

Thanks denangeles, I really appreciate that you took the time to inform me about this issue.

I don't have time to test it right now, but could you please try to use $parent.[yourmodel].[key] instead of [yourmodel].[key] in your template. I might be an issue related to scope...

Your help is realy appreciated, make this verification and I will fix it either way :)

Sebastien

[CaptainYarb]

I have the same issue when I use this directive on a routed controller (external view/partial). I think the issue here has something to do with the way you are binding to events. jQuery needs to have a parent element to bind the events. It's likely the events are being removed when the scope is applied/updated.

[schartier]

It is fixed now, I just added a included-file.html that I use with ng-include to the repo and it works well inside this example.