Suppose I have a link:

a data-pressed="false" ng-click="func(...)"

How to transfer data-pressed value in func ?

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In this case - no way.

Instead of passing an attribute, you should pass the parameter directly:

 a ng-click="func(false)"

The same works if an angular expression was used for the attribute value.

 a ng-click="func(expression)"

    Like this:

     data-pressed="false" ng-click="func($(this).data('pressed'))"
    • it does not work, because in ng-click an angular expression is passed, in this is not an element, but scope , besides all functions and variables in the markup are taken from the scope, and if there is no $ property in it, then the global variable $ not will be used - Grundy