I'm curretly learning AngularJS and playing with the tutorial.
I'm modifying the tutorial example filter to return some string:
angular.module('phonecatFilters', []).filter('checkmark', function() {
return function(input) {
return input ? 'true-class' : 'false-class';
};
});
And I'd like to use that in ngClass
as follows:
{{phone.trueVal | checkmark}} <i ng-class="{{phone.trueVal | checkmark }}"></i>
{{phone.falseVal | checkmark}} <i ng-class="{{phone.falseVal | checkmark }}"></i>
The results to:
true-class <i class="false-class">
false-class <i class="false-class">
Now.. while for simple view the filter works as expected.. why does it not work for ngClass? What whould be the correct way to use a filtered value in ngClass
(and other like ngSrc
etc).
In your case, you should use class
instead of ng-class
because you render the class name directly on the html without evaluation.
<div ng-controller="MyCtrl">
<i class="{{phone.trueVal | checkmark }}">{{phone.trueVal | checkmark}}</i>
<i class="{{phone.falseVal | checkmark }}">{{phone.falseVal | checkmark}}</i>
</div>