Make sure to remove the curly brackets around the parameter.
When passing parameters to a function or calling scope objects within a directive's attributes, follow this example:
<span class="col ion-ios7-heart-outline center" ng-click="getActiveId(activeSlide.selected)">
UPDATE
It's important to note why using double curly braces is not necessary in this context...
Double curly braces are meant for treating statements as expressions. In directives' attributes, expressions are already expected, so double curly braces are redundant. Clear?
Sometimes you may see single curly braces inside directive's attributes, indicating the use of an inline JavaScript object as a parameter. This is commonly seen with the ng-style directive:
<div ng-style="{color:red}">