Angular directive that shows a fallback image when an image returns 404
You must include the angular-fallback-image dependency on your angular module:
var app = angular.module("exampleApp", ["angular-fallback-image"]);Then on your html you simply use it like this:
<img ng-src="nonExistentImage.png" sr-fallback="fallback.png" /> Angular expressions can also be added to the sr-fallback attribute.
If you do not want to set your custom fallback image, you can use default, angular-fallback-image will get a image from placeholder.it:
<img ng-src="{{example.Image}}" sr-fallback width=350 height=150 />If you do not set width or height of img, angular-fallback-image will get the element width and height.