Advanced use of ng-options and ng-checked in forms (recommended), ngchecked
AngularJS is a very popular front-end framework. It has a lot of syntactic sugar and greatly facilitates front-end developers. However, you still need to think about its usage.
Ng-options
In the select Form Control, summarize the current several statements.
Normal writing
<select> <option value="test1">test1</option> <option value="test1">test1</option> <option value="test1">test1</option> <option value="test1">test1</option></select>
Advantage: simple
Disadvantages:
- The code is not concise. If there are many options, it will be messy.
- Rendering is not convenient. If option is changing, JavaScript dynamic loading is required.
- Inconvenient to store objects
Use ng-repeat
Ng-repeat is a very powerful direve VE in angularJS, which greatly facilitates front-end developers in the rendering list. Therefore, you can use ng-repeat because there are multiple repeated options, the usage is as follows:
<select> <option ng-repeat="option in options" value="{{option}}">{{option.name}}</option></select><script> $scope.options = [{id:1,name:'test1'},{id:2,name:'test2'},{id:3,name:'test3'}];</scirpt>
Advantages:
- Code Introduction
- Objects that can be stored, with convenient values
Disadvantages:
- No Default display !, In some interface requirements, select may require the same display effect as placeholder, so the display effect in this mode is blank by default.
- You cannot use ng-model to obtain the selected value.
Use ng-options
Here we use a grade and class option as an example: select a grade and then display the corresponding Optional Class.
<Select ng-model = "modal. grade "ng-change =" modalChangeGrade () "ng-options =" grade. gradeText for grade in modal. grades "> <option value =" "disabled> select </option> </select> <script> $ scope. modal. grades = [{id: 1, gradeText: '', classes: []}, {id: 2, gradeText: '', classes: []}, {id: 3, gradeText: '1100'}, classes: []; $ scope. modalChangeGrade = function () {// The class's HTML snippets are not written here $ scope. modal. classes = $ scope. modal. grade. classes ;}</scirpt>
Note:
The option of "Please select" requires a value. Otherwise, an error will be reported.
If you want to set the default value, for example, to select "" at the beginning, you need to set the modal object in the array.
$ Scope. modal. grade = $ scope. modal. grades [2]; // the level 1 in the array is marked as 2
Advantages:
- Simple and easy to maintain code
- Display by default
- You can use ng-modal to accurately obtain the selected object.
Ng-checked
Checkbox and radio are frequently used form components. How can we use angularJs to easily and easily obtain selected objects?
Here we only talk about angularJs usage:
The following uses the grade and class as an example:
<Div ng-repeat = "class in grade. classes" ng-click = "class. is_checked =! Class. is_checked "> <input type =" checkbox "value =" "ng-checked =" class. is_checked "> {class. id + 'Ban' }}</div>
Finally, to check which checkboxes are selected, you only need to traverse the $ scope. grade. classes array to check which objects have the is_checked attribute of true.
The usage of radio is the same as that of radio.
The above section describes the advanced use of ng-options and ng-checked in the form. I hope this will help you. If you have any questions, please leave a message, the editor will reply to you in a timely manner. Thank you very much for your support for the help House website!