javascript - angularjs - get ng-repeat element using element.html() inside a jsPanel directive -


i trying create directive take html content , place n jspanel element.

so far able compile scope , able elements scope. tried html tag ng-repeat, got stuck.
following code used create directive

mainapp.directive('jspanelcontent', function($compile) {     console.log("loading");     var directive = {};     directive.restrict = 'ae';     directive.compile = function(element, attributes) {         var linkfunction = function($scope, element, attributes) {             console.log(element.html());             var contenthtml = element.html();             contenthtml = angular.element($compile(contenthtml)($scope));             element.html("");             $scope.jspanleinstance = $.jspanel({                 position: {                     my: "left-bottom",                     at: "left-bottom",                     offsety: 15                 },                 theme: "rebeccapurple",                 contentsize: {                     width: 600,                     height: 350                 },                 headertitle: attributes.panelcaption,                 content: contenthtml,             });             //  });         }         return linkfunction;     }     return directive; });


, using following in html

<div jspanelcontent panelcaption="list">   <div ng-controller="listcontroller">     {{test}}     <div ng-repeat="user in users">       <span><a href="{{user.id}}">{{user.id}}</a></span>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;       <span>{{user.name}}</span>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;       <span>{{user.email}}</span>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;       <br />     </div>   </div>


the console log returns as
console log
output getting (jspanel)

output
as see "test" variable bind , ng-repeat element display commented, not aware why it's returning that. if can figure out issue, might working.
i know can access users data $scope.users inside directive. problem here user able use directive commonly, have assume don't variables in $scope.
stuck in place, , couldn't find solutions try. suggestions or solutions more helpful. :)
note: no syntax errors, outside directive data displaying (tested)


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