Question: I got a System.Timers.Timer (Even if Threading.Timer is more powerfull, I need the restart option) which should call an Event(Function) for data exchange.
My Timer Init:

```
private System.Timers.Timer _scheduler;     //on class level  
_scheduler = new System.Timers.Timer(double.Parse(Config.TimeIntervall));
_scheduler.AutoReset = false;
_scheduler.Elapsed += (o, args) => InterfaceSingleRun();
_scheduler.Start();

```

The function starts a task, and in the `finally` statement I got

```
_scheduler.Start()

```

to restart my Timer, which should start counting down the intervall again

My Problem: I want to prevent overlapping, because I don't know how long the Task will be running (depends on Server), but the `_schedulter.Start()` just restarts the Elapsed Event, instead of waiting the intervall time.
Could you please tell me if I just misunderstood the MSDN-Site/the Timer got some issues and how to fix them/or my code is just messed up :)

Thanks

EDIT:
Solved the Problem, thanks to Hans Passant.
I was working with seconds, which the program interpreted as milliseconds.

Answer: 
Once the template url is set, it is not called again. Use `ng-include` with variable template

Something like

`template: "<div ng-include=\"'views/partials/' + charttype + '.html'\"></div>"`
Directive `templateUrl` parameter can't get variable value as argument, just static text. if you want, i can show solution with ng-include directive in directive `template` parameter.