I have a filter like so:
<tr ng-repeat="c in CategoryList | filter: {CategoryOption.CategoryOptionID: FilterByType}">
The value: FilterByType gets set from a dropdown list not shown.
This works just fine, except if the FilterByType value is a 2, for example, then it will filter the results to show 2, 22, 32, 42, etc. It's not a true number compare. It's more like a string.contains kinda thing.
Any idea how I can lock this down?
Add true as a third parameter to the filter expression to enable strict comparison:
<tr ng-repeat="c in CategoryList | filter: {CategoryOption.CategoryOptionID: FilterByType}:true">
Note: This requires AngularJS v1.1.3+
You can use a function with filter like this :
<tr ng-repeat="c in CategoryList | filter: myCustomFilter">
And then define a function that does whatever comparison you want :
$scope.myCustomFilter = function(element) {
if ($scope.FilterByType) {
return element.number === parseInt($scope.FilterByType);
}
return true;
}
This provides total control over the filter and will also help prevent some weird behaviour with input types (text, number, etc.) not matching the actual type in the model.
Adding :true working for me.
ng-repeat="proj in projectList | filter: {ID: project.p_id} :true"
Thanks
