Adding bidirectionnal binding with ngModel

[strokyl]

I had a problem using ui-tinymce with ngModel because i binded my tinyMCE with a string fetched from a webservice. I have noticed that when the webservice response after that tinyMCE have render, the string does not appear.
Then I noticed that the binding is unilateral : a change from tinyMCE will be reflected on the scope, but a change on the scope won't be reflected on tinyMCE.
I made this fixe, i am new with AngularJS so it is probably a poor solution.
I won't be surprise if you deny my pull request, but I wish you will fixe this bug.

[wesleycho]

This should now be fixed in master with the change to use a $formatter. Let me know if this is still an issue.

[strokyl]

Hello wesleycho, sorry I have not see your answer until today. I have try the last version of tinyMCE and I still have this problem ! Adding my code from my pull request still fixing it also.

[wesleycho]

To be clear, you're using 0.0.9 currently?

[strokyl]

Yes, I am also using angular 1.2.28. I made a Plunker where you can see the problem :
http://plnkr.co/edit/npPuUZBCSd8B7ORCb2ne?p=preview.
The problem come from the fact that ngModel.$render is not fire.
In fact, the problem does not come from your directive but from Angular 1.2 :
angular/angular.js#4560
The ngModel.$render get overwritten by the default after you overwritten the default in the directive, a simple workaround is to set a positive priority to the ui-tinymce directive.