angularjs-ng-repeat

I cannot work out how to change the style of a class depending on the status/result of the filter. My code: <div data-ng-if="search.length >= 3" > <div data-ng-class="{list:true}" style="margin-top: 30px;"> <a class="item item_recipe" data-ng-repeat="item in items | nonBlankFilter:search | filter:search" data-ng-click="$emit('search.click',item.PK);"> <img class="thumbnail" src="images/thumbnails/{{item.THUMB}}"> <div class="title">{{item.TITLE}}</div> </a> </div> What is happening now, is the style "list" is still there which has a background and thus the background is still visible, even

Seen a few options for filtering data via checkboxes but it all seems fairly overly complicated for something I'd expect Angular to do easily. Take a nose at http://plnkr.co/edit/Gog4qkLKxeH7x3EnBT0i So there are a few filters in place here but the ones I'm interested in are the checkboxes. Using a pretty nifty Angular UI module I found called Unique, it lists the different types of providers and rather than repeating them, just lists one of each type. Lovely stuff. However I can't get that to filter the results set below. However if I take the rendered markup from the generated checkboxes and

I'm trying to filter some data from the select box. It works fine when I don't use the "multiple" flag. However, the idea here is to be able to select multiple environments and multiple applications and show it based the options I selected, but it is not working. I tried in many different ways, but I didn't find what I'm missing. Can someone help me here? Here are the files which I'm using. monitoring.html <div ng-controller="monitoring" class="md-padding selectdemoOptionGroups" ng-cloak="" ng-app="monitor"> <div> <h1 class="md-title">Monitoring</h1> <div layout="row"> <md-input-container

The problem. I have a table of entries( $scope.entries ), each row(ng-repeat) with 5 columns, 2 of those columns have custom made filter for various transformations. Now in the same scope I have active_entry( $scope.active_entry ), which is changing every seconds, because of it and how angular works(I guess), the whole scope is being constantly checked and my filters executed. This causes Watch Expressions in Batarang to go sky high over the time. How can I use create some sort of isolated scope for the active_entry so my filters are not rended over and over again every second? Is making a

could you please tell me how to sort array in ascending or descending order on button click .Actually I have a button on header "V" .using button click I want to display data in ascending order .Actually I am making a grid view in Ionic using angular js .But I want to sort that using button click .I need to sort table according to first column .Because user click on first column "V". here is my code http://plnkr.co/edit/UloVItuyLLvmeo34R4gX?p=preview Expected result after button click Calls Royal Dutch sell p a royal data Xgtyu test royal data can we sort the column and display on view on

Using Angular, I'm trying to filter using ng-repeat on FactorName given the following schema. Filtering using <... ng-model="query.Factors.FactorName" ...> doesn't work (not surprisingly). I haven't seen literature on anyone trying to filter in this way. Does Angular support filtering based on a subarray element property ? [ { "Name":"1", "Factors":[ { "FactorName":"FactorOne", "Type":"SomeType" }, { "FactorName":"FactorTwo", "Type":"SomeType" } ] }, { "Name":"2", "Factors":[ { "FactorName":"FactorThree", "Type":"SomeType" }, { "FactorName":"FactorFour", "Type":"SomeType" } ] } ] There is also

I'm getting a 'Duplicates in repeater' error. I read somewhere that I can track by index, but as soon as I do that all my object title and description values become duplicated. I need to define unique titles, descriptions and asset arrays for each individual step. How can I do this? var stepTemplate = { assets:[] } $scope.item.steps = [stepTemplate]; $scope.addRow = function(){ $scope.item.steps.push(stepTemplate); $log.debug('row added') } $scope.deleteRow = function(index){ $scope.item.steps.splice(index, 1); $log.debug('row deleted') } $scope.addAsset = function(index){ $scope.item.steps