What is the difference between ng-click and data-ng-click in angularjs?
They are the same thing. You can use data-ng-click to make a valid html.
They are the same thing. You can use data-ng-click to make a valid html.
ng-cloak From the docs: The ngCloak directive is used to prevent the Angular html template from being briefly displayed by the browser in its raw (uncompiled) form while your application is loading. Use this directive to avoid the undesirable flicker effect caused by the html template display. In brief words, you can use ng-cloak directive … Read more
@Günter Yes you are right there is no equivalent in angular2 . While searching more I found third party library lodash which will do same job as angular.equals and syntax is same as angular one and this library solves my problem Code example from lodash documentation var object = { ‘a’: 1 }; var other … Read more
If you like the reactive programming style and want to be consistent within your application to always use observables even for single events (instead of streams of events) then use observables. If that doesn’t matter to you, then use toPromise(). One advantage of observables is, that you can cancel the request. See also Angular – … Read more
What you are looking for is $setPristine(). You’ll find it in the docs here: http://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/type/form.FormController When a form first loads on the page it is in a state called pristine. You’ll find that form.$pristine is true and form.$dirty is false. Once any changes have been made to any element that has an Angular binding, those … Read more
Method 1: class=”some-class {{::expression ? ‘my-class’ : ”}}” Method 2: ng-class=”::{‘my-class’: expression}”
To add routing you typically use an ng-view directive. I’m not sure it’s easy enough to modify angular UI to support what you’re looking for, but here’s a plunker showing roughly what i think you’re looking for (it’s not necessarily the best way of doing it – hopefully someone can give you a better solution … Read more
$watch only evaluate string or function parameter in its first argument. Change your $watch like this : $scope.$watch(‘cart.name + cart.id + cart.amount’, $scope.updateCart()); OR $scope.$watch(‘cart’, $scope.updateCart, true); See reference API
There are two ways to do this; one uses the helper directives already available (like ngInclude and ngController) and the second is manual; the manual version might be faster, but I cannot be sure. The Easy Way: The easy method is to simple create a new element with ngController and ngInclude attributes, append it to … Read more