I encountered an issue with the ng-include directive in the code snippet below. The file name it's trying to access contains a special character, specifically an ñ, resulting in a not found error being displayed.
<div ng-include="'{{mainCtrl.name}}.html'"></div>
In attempting to resolve this problem, I experimented with using the decodeURI function to handle the special character before passing it to the ng-include. Unfortunately, this approach did not yield the desired outcome.
self.name = decodeURI(self.name);
It is important to note that I have already ensured that my HTML document includes both <meta charset="utf-8"> and
<script type="text/javascript" charset="UTF-8">decodeURI function works correctly within my JavaScript environment.
My question now is whether there is a solution for enabling ng-include to properly interpret the ñ character.