Multiple timers with id about angular-timer

[willyyr]

Ok thanks for your help. Would be great if in a future version we could just use the normal $broadcast('timer-stop') with an id instead of using the DOM method.

[shubhamkumarnayak]

I need the exact thing, not only for start stop to broadcast using id also.....

[siddii]

Yes, you can control them through ids. Its just a DOM method $('#timer1')[0].start(); and
$('#timer2')[0].stopt(); should work independently.

I remember writing a plunkr for that. But, I couldn't find it faster. So, try that & let me know if it works.

[willyyr]

It's working when using:

$('timer')[x].start();
$('timer')[x].stop(); 

Would you recommend doing this from an angular controller?

[siddii]

May be...

But, from a controller I would create separate controllers for each timer directive(if not too many) or create an isolated scope & control it from there.

[siddii]

Yes, the problem is I don't want too much DOM logic inside this directive. May be it makes sense in this case.

[bayucandra]

I have tried the latest version looks it is not working with $('timer')[0].start().

It said: "Uncaught TypeError: $(...)[0].start is not a function".

I am using it inside "Angular ui router" is it the one which caused the problem?

Any help is appreciated. Thanks.