c# - Angular js Replace html string with Tokens -


i have value coming model relatively huge html string. has token needs replaced value angular. trying see how both of ends meet.

my html 

<h2 class="sub-title"> @model.welcometext </h2>

now welcome text relatively html string has token. 

 "hi @@name , welcome our website. click <a href='#'> here </a>  more details. <small> more details please visit blah blah  </small>

now need replace @@name model value in controller- $scope.name

i tried 

<h2 class="sub-title" ng-init= $scope.welcometext('@model.welcometext') </h2>

and in controller 

function welcometext(str) {   return str.replace('@@name',$scope.name); }

but breaks in html because of $scope.welcometext has invalid values inside ng-init

any pointers on how achieve this? model.title sitecore cms. dont have value in js

i ended doing this. not sure if ideal solution atleast works. 

    //added div hidden class value.           <div class="hidden" id="inp-title-server" /> @model.title  </div>     <h2 class="sub-title" data-ng-bind-html="$scope.header"></h2>

then in controller, 

var title = $("#inp-title-server").text(); $scope.header = title.replace('@@name', $scope.name);

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