I have found this demo in (jsfiddle), One thing I am not sure is the okay button they have
<button ng-click="activity.isEdited = false">Ok</button>
With this function, I am wondering if we can still add a function inside the ng-click? with something like this?
<button ng-click="domeSomthing()">Ok</button>
Can we include both activity.isEdited = false and domeSomthing()inside the ng-click?
Why not have a scope function that does both?
function doSomething() {
alert('Done editing');
}
$scope.editedActivity = function(activity) {
activity.isEdited = false;
doSomething();
}
and in HTML
<button ng-click="editedActivity(activity)">Ok</button>
Fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/A5xZ9/4/
Try:
<button ng-click="activity.isEdited = false; domeSomthing();">Ok</button>
Sure can!
Just add your function to the controllers scope or to a directive. Then you can call it in the ng-click. To use both the function and the Boolean just separate them with a semi-colon
