I am new to angular js , I have to display JSON data (can be nested to any level)in tree structure whchi should expand and collapse on button click ,I have tried various npm plugins but not a satisfied with any of those ,
So can anybody suggest me some good solution for this
Thanks in advance
If you want to go with plugins, then angular-ui-tree is the best one.
Else you can come up with your own logic of iterating the nodes with check in record array, if its there come up with caret and give the control to hide and show the rows of the respective parent.
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This is my example with treeviewCheckbox. Now this allow multiple checked. I want to check only one at a time.
sample
If there any suggestions please help me.
You can change the setChecked([...checked, ...updatedValues]); to setChecked([...updatedValues]);. But still, if you select a folder it will auto-select all the items beneath it.
If you want to be able to select a single folder, without its its children, then you can remove all your isParent relevant code and add the noCascade property to the tree.
If you read the supported option in the documentation you can find other customization as well.
I have a list of time pickers in my application to let the user chose the opening times for his store, so he can chose from_time,to_time and the day as shown in the picture.
the problem is i want to control this list so i can add a new time, delete, modify
I am using Antd V3.
I'm not sure if I got your question, but here is what I have got
https://codesandbox.io/s/nice-curran-kkx10
by the way, that snippet could help you to understand the use case of keys with list in React.
I am looking at the documentation of onsenui as generate a list like the one shown in this picture: http://onsenui.io/images/index/feature-custom-elements.png
But I could only generate a simple list with only one row for each item, anyone know how to do?
The pattern is listed on this page. You can learn how to create the UI with Onsen UI by referencing the page.
http://components.onsenui.io/
Ok, I'm being studying AngularJS for about a week now and I'm being able to make several mocks and small tests. I decided to try something deeper and build something close to a real application using AngularJS. Please take a look on the plunker: http://plnkr.co/edit/UX6tmI5zYQ70cTnfzaG0?p=preview
My goal: There will be a treeview on the left column, a list of products in the center column, which is a list of items of a directive and product edit directive in the right column, something close to Microsoft Outlook. I'm being able to list the products in the center column, ok. In each item of listed in the center column, there is a link and what I want is clicking on this link will edit the product clicked in the right column. But how should I do it?
Thanks in advance!
I'm trying to make a drag-and-drop editor for the values of an HTML <select> menu, with <optgroup> grouping.
I've been working in a JSFiddle; here's what I have at the moment. It currently consists of a multi-dimensional array and two nested ng-repeat divs to display all of the array's content in groups.
The drag-and-drop portion is working (including dragging across groups, which I need), but the output of the model's contents at the bottom doesn't match up with what's happening above. Here's what I've been able to gather:
If I drag any item down by one position (item or group), nothing updates in the model output below.
If I drag any item down by two or more positions, the model output does update
If I drag any item up by one or more positions, the model output updates
If I drag any item across groups, the model output updates
I've done lots of googling, but I wasn't able to find any mentions of a similar issue. Given that the actual drag-and-drop portion is behaving as expected, I can't imagine what sort of issue in the code would cause the model to update correctly or incorrectly based on both drag direction and distance.
Could someone point me in the right direction? Am I doing something wrong, or is this just a bug in Angular-UI Sortable? If so, is there an alternative for AngularJS that supports dragging items between groups like this?
I believe it is a bug in whatever version you are using.
Using the latest version of sortable.js from the master branch it seems to work just fine:
<script src="https://rawgithub.com/angular-ui/ui-sortable/master/src/sortable.js"></script>
var myapp = angular.module('myapp', ['ui.sortable']);
http://jsfiddle.net/N58Qk/
Try Angular-NestedSortable, it's an Angularjs plugin that can sort nested lists and bind data, and dosen't need to depend on jQuery. https://github.com/jimliu/Angular-NestedSortable