In AngularJS, the ng-src tag ensures that URLs with dynamic variables do not cause errors before Angular evaluates them. However, a similar error often occurs when setting background images using background-image:url(...).
This happens because Angular does not evaluate variables in CSS styles. Hence, when using dynamic URLs for background images, you may encounter a large number of errors, especially if you have multiple DIVs with this configuration.
To resolve this issue, you can use Angular's style binding feature:
By wrapping the dynamic URL within curly brackets in the Angular style binding, Angular ensures that the URL is updated after the variables are evaluated, resolving the error and preventing broken image requests.
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