updated readme

samples/angular-search/README.md

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-# Search Client-Side Web Part Built with Angular
+# Search Client-Side Web Part Built with Angular v1.x
 
 ## Summary
 Sample Search Web Part that illustrates how you can use Angular within the new SharePoint Framework
@@ -10,10 +10,6 @@ through SharePoint's REST API.
 
 The logic for querying the SharePoint Content Types in the properties of the webpart was in part due to Chris O'Brien and this [blog post](http://www.sharepointnutsandbolts.com/2016/09/sharepoint-framework-spfx-web-part-properties-dynamic-dropdown.html?m=0)
 
-Environment Configuration:
-- Enable publishing features on site collection
-- Enable publishing features on site
-
 > Note: In order to use the ngOfficeFabric code I use the ModuleLoader to load newer source files than the currently
 > Office Fabric UI in SharePoint Online, which will cause many of the icons not to load properly on the SharePoint
 > Page this webpart is added to.
@@ -54,4 +50,12 @@ Version|Date|Comments
 > Note: The Content Types that I pull for the search come from the Publishing Content Type which only
 > available when the Publishing Features are enabled on the site.
 
+- In the file 'AngularSearchWebPart.ts' around line 92 you will need to put the url of the directory where the html template file resides.
+
+> Note: Adding the location of the template is necessary because Angular's $sce doesn't trust the location taht the
+> html template is loaded from, so the url needs to be whitelisted with the $sce service. If you just want whitelisted
+> every url the entry in the $sce could just be '*'. There is plenty of documentation available if you run into trouble
+> whitelisting the template url.
+
+![WhiteList code example](./assets/whitelistCode.png)