Not possible use flash message by id

[sachinchoolur]

Not possible use flash message by id

[wcaaan]

Yeah I've got the same question, is there anyway we can trigger any specific one ?

[brizzbuzz]

I just used the ng-show/hide attribute to mask the alerts that I don't want shown, but I agree this would be nice to have baked into the directive

[RoopeHakulinen]

I suppose this problem doesn't exist anymore on version 2, right?

[RoopeHakulinen]

If I understand you correctly, this is already possible now as Flash.create method returns id that can be used to call Flash.dismiss(id). Please feel to reopen if I missed something.

[Nytrox]

If I have 2 flash-messages in the HTML file (I want a different flash message to show in different places), they still show up in both places.

[RoopeHakulinen]

Oh right, you mean that it should be possible to have multiple flash-message directives on single page with different messages. I'll have a look at that when I find time to do so. Meanwhile, PRs are welcomed.

[arithmetric]

It looks like an approach is started in this fork: johnsardine@fca1026

[RoopeHakulinen]

I'd be happy to see a PR for this when done :)

[holtalanm]

completely did not read this issue all the way through when I submitted #32.

Looks like this is exactly the issue I was having. Got it working, and submitted a pull request for it. #33

Text from #32 for those too lazy to click it:

Scenario: I have a tag on my main index template, but I am using bootstrap-ui modals for login and registration to my site. Within the templates for the login and registration modals, I also have tags.

Right now, there is currently no way to distinguish between the different "scopes" of the messages. As in, I would like to define where my messages should go within my angular app on the same page. Currently, when I add flash messages, they show up on the main page AND the modal, which is ugly in my opinion.

I worked on this for a while, and got a working version of angular-flash with "scoped" flash message support. Added new attribute to the directive: "flash-scope" that can be used to define when messages should be displayed within that tag. Preserves all original functionality through the 'default' scope.

Pull Request #33

[RoopeHakulinen]

Should be possible with 2.4.0 as far as I can see.