Parameterized View Templates about angular-bootstrap-calendar HOT 4 CLOSED

Angular allows you to decorate directives and override their properties. Hence if you want to use a different template, then simply override the templateUrl of each of the directives with a different url in your own project. Here's a tutorial on how to do it:
http://angular-tips.com/blog/2013/09/experiment-decorating-directives/

If you have any more questions just let me know :)

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Ah, totally knew that and forgot. Thanks! I guess there's still the question of whether parameters for this would be a good idea, but I think the way you're trying to present a complete user experience, it's probably best left to be overridden this way. The one important difference is that you can't have different variations of the views in the same app since a decorator will override the "prototype" (not really, but you know) for all instances.

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It's true that you can't have different variations of the same view, however it's a pretty unlikely use case as you should really have a consistent UI/UX for all widgets across an application. If you desperately need this functionality then I'll accept a PR though, else I'll leave the issue closed.

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It could be useful to have, like in other angular module (ui-bootstrap for example) a version of the angular-bootstrap-calendar without the template and one with it (*.tpl.min.js and *.min.js).

With that, we can override the template and change what we want... I think it's a good idea for this very good lib !

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