is there a way to toggle the ng-click value on a button, but when the value is a function?
use something similar to toggle classes : ng-class:"funtionToggle?'disabled':'enabled'"
but when the value is a function: ng-click="funnyFunction()"
I want to execute funnyFunction() if the user select certain options in a form, and execute seriousFunction() if the user select different ones, but I need to use the same button, just change the function that will be called depending on the user interaction.
yes you can, but not like you want to do it. Don't write your logic in html, write it in javascript, like this:
<button ng-click="someFunction()">Click here</button>
and in javascript:
$scope.someFunction() {
if($scope.form.someOption) {
funnyFunction();
} else {
seriousFunction();
}
}
You can use ng-click="this[method]()"
<form action="">
<input ng-click="sendFunctionName(choice.select)" ng-model="choice.select" type="radio" name="gender" value="function1"> Function1<br>
<input ng-click="sendFunctionName(choice.select)" ng-model="choice.select" type="radio" name="gender" value="function2"> Function2<br>
</form>
from the above form, the user will choose an option, based on that 'Button' value will be changed which is a 'function name' here.
<button ng-click="this[choice.select]()">
Button
</button>
Working Jsfiddle here: http://jsfiddle.net/mkarrfan/o89yguk9/
