Redactor callbacks with current scope.

[sebastiansibelle]

How can I use Redactor callbacks while also having access to the current scope?

For example, if I want to change something on Keydown I should supply a keydownCallback as an option like in the provided example:

    redactorOptions.keydownCallback = function triggerKeydown(e){
        console.log("key down!");
    }

But if I want to update something related to the current scope how can I go about that whilst still using the redactorOptions method for supplying callbacks.

E.g. how would I do this?

    redactorOptions.keydownCallback = function triggerKeydown(e){
        scope.doSomething(e); // throws an error because scope is not available
    }

Thoughts?

[RogerQuiros]

@sebastiansibelle What i did to fix that was to have an external function calling the scope inside of it:

.config(function(redactorOptions) {
    redactorOptions.changeCallback = function (){
        externalMethod();
    };
});

And them in the plain javascript function this:

function externalMethod()
{
    var scope = angular.element(_JQUERY_("#elementWithController")).scope();
    scope.internalAngularMethod();
}

The "internalAngularMethod()" refers to any function o variable in the angular scope.

Notes that i have a no conflict version of JQuery ("JQUERY " = "$") at the top of the document, because the JQuery dolar sign gets in conflict with the dolar sign of angular. You may have a different (better) approach of this in your project.

var _JQUERY_ = $.noConflict();