AngularJS Tutorial #19 - Transclude & Replace

Hey gang, in this AngularJS tutorial, I'll be introducing you to filters and how we can use them to change the way our data is displayed to a user. Filters can be used in conjunction with ng-repeat, or directly on the expression itself. We use Angular filters to do things like ordering a list of items alphabetically, or by type, or to display numbers as a currency.

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[harishmurram]

Hii, Excellent videos yar. One thing I liked most is, if you combine all these videos one application is formed . Thats very nice . There is connectivity between the videos . Good Job. Thank You very Much .

[PabloZabala]

Excelente, ahora me quedo mas claro el uso de las directivas y el transclude.

[zaheetbatada]

please make more videos on this, this are best <3

[BennyPowers]

What's the advantage of replace over, say, calling the directive with an attribute (restrict: "A")

[christianvanlierop]

Seems that the replace function is now deprecated. Couldn't get it to work on the newer AngularJS versions.

[charan]

Why the video description of filters is pasted here??

[rajjaiswalsaumya]

Can we make a directive using replace so that it renders the element as html comment. I need that because currently replace requires at least one parent tag in template. What if I dont have or dont want to have any parent. Then in that case a logical container will help. This is similar behavior as ng-conatiner works for angualr 2 and above

[ChongDelro]

I cant get mine to work, its saying:
Illegal use of ngTransclude directive in the template! No parent directive that requires a transclusion found. Element: {0}
im using .php does it matter?

[NagaChaitanyaKonada]

Can we have the tag having the ng-transclude directive be replaced by the actual html present in the custom-directive, instead of putting the html inside that tag having ng-transclude.

if <div ng-include></div> is there in the template and if we call
<my-directive>
<p>hello world</p>
</my-derictive>

Tis actually becomes
<div ng-include>
<p>hello world</p>
</div>

instead of simply
<p>hello world</p>

Is it possible.